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The Second Amendment of the US Constitution reads: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. So although you are allowed to own firearms, keep in mind, you are not allowed to carry a concealed firearm, such as a pistol, revolver or any other firearm capable of being concealed under these acts: Carrying the firearm concealed with any vehicle under your control or direction..., Carrying the firearm concealed upon yourself or Causing the firearm to be carried concealed with any other vehicle or person. Learn more: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/legally-carrying-a-firearm-in/

The Justice Department is constantly passing laws with the aim of providing a more secure society for us to live in. One example is the Three-Strikes Law, which California was the first state to pass. Find out what it is here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/three-strikes-law-california/ #CaliforniaAttorneys #SacramentoLawyers #ThreeStrikesLaw

The passing of Proposition 64 enables adults to purchase, possess and consume marijuana beginning in January 2018. But there are many other laws Californians need to be aware of as it relates to cannabis. Read about it here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/california-marijuana-laws/ #DefenseLawyers #CannabisLaw #SacramentoAttorney

CHILD ABUSE CRIMINAL CHARGES Don’t let a child abuse charge strip your freedom away! There is a fine line between child abuse and discipline but there are legal defenses for such allegations. Read about it here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/child-abuse-criminal-charges/... #CriminalDefense #DefenseAttorney #SacramentoLawyer

Assault with a deadly weapon is a very serious charge in California that can have severe repercussions on your life. Learn more here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/assault-charges-deadly-weapon/ #SacramentoAttorney #CriminalAttorney #WeaponCharges

EMBEZZLEMENT & WHITE COLLAR CRIMES Anyone can be charged for embezzlement and besides the fines and jail time, being convicted of embezzlement has significant social consequences. Read more here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/embezzlement-white-collar-cri/... #DefenseAttorney #WhiteCollarCrimes #Sacramento

Getting arrested for a DUI can be a complicated matter for many reasons. At the time of a DUI arrest, the arresting officer will confiscate the driver’s license and provide a pink slip that acts as a temporary license for 30 days as legal proceedings take place. It also serves as a notice to the driver of his or her right to request a DMV DUI hearing. Learn more about the hearing process here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/dmv-license-hearing-process/ #SacramentoLaw #DUI #SacramentoLawyer

Getting convicted for a crime against property such as theft, grand theft auto, larceny or burglary can affect your life in severe ways. Read about it here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/crimes-against-property/ #SacramentoLaw #Theft #CriminalAttorney

DUI charges are not taken lightly in California, especially for commercial drivers. For the average driver, the legal limit of blood alcohol content (BAC) is .08. For commercial drivers, this limit is lowered to .04 when driving their commercial vehicle. Learn more: hhttp://www.wingparisilaw.com/commercial-dui-charges/ #DUICharges #PersonalAttorney #CaliforniaLaw

Getting convicted of a felony or misdemeanor can change your life in so many ways. Even an infraction can negatively affect your life. Read about the differences between the three here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/infractions-misdemeanors-felo/ #CriminalDefense #CaliforniaLaw #SacramentoLawyer

The passing of Proposition 64 in California in November, 2016 marked a milestone in marijuana legislation, but it’s only the start. The 62-page proposition still has a lot of details to be ironed out but the current changes are important to know. Read about it here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/difference-medical-retail-can/ #SacramentoLaw #MedicalMarijuana #RetailCannabis #CriminalDefenseLawyer

White collar is a term that originated in the 1930’s to refer to non-violent crimes and consists of a variety of different crimes such as embezzlement, theft, fraud and so much more. Learn all about the different types of white collar crime here: http://www.wingparisilaw.com/white-collar-crimes/ #SacramentoLawyer #CriminalDefenseLawyer #WhiteCollar