Clean Record
May 29, 2026
Отмена судимости для жертв торговли людьми в Калифорнии Многие люди, ставшие жертвами торговли людьми (human trafficking), совершали преступления под угрозами, психологическим давлением, насилием или полным контролем со стороны эксплуататоров. В последние годы Калифорния приняла ряд законов, направленных на защиту жертв trafficking и восстановление их прав. Одним из самых важных законов является California Penal Code § 236.14. Этот закон позволяет жертвам торговли людьми добиваться отмены арестов и судимостей за ненасильственные преступления, совершенные в результате эксплуатации. Если вы или ваш родственник были осуждены за преступление, связанное с ситуацией human trafficking, опытный Русскоязычный адвокат в Лос-Анджелесе (Russian Speaking Attorney Los Angeles) может помочь полностью очистить криминальную историю и минимизировать иммиграционные последствия. Что такое Penal Code § 236.14? Penal Code § 236.14 — это […]
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May 9, 2026
Many people need to obtain a copy of their California criminal record for employment, professional licensing, immigration matters, background checks, firearm eligibility reviews, or simply to verify what appears on their record. In the practice of a Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney and a Los Angeles Post-Conviction Attorney, we frequently help clients confirm that their criminal history was properly updated after post-conviction relief was granted by the court. This issue commonly arises after a conviction has been vacated, dismissed, expunged, reduced to a misdemeanor, or otherwise modified under California law, including relief granted under California Penal Code sections 1016.5 and 1473.7 for immigration-related consequences. Even after a judge signs an order granting relief, it is important to verify that all […]
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September 28, 2025
As a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney, one of the most critical parts of protecting a non-citizen client is ensuring that a plea is “immigration-safe.” Many immigrants in California have found themselves in removal (deportation) proceedings years after taking a plea deal they did not fully understand. Fortunately, under California Penal Code §1473.7, you may have a legal right to vacate your conviction if your prior attorney failed to properly advise or negotiate an immigration-safe plea. Legal Background: Padilla v. Kentucky and People v. Bautista The U.S. Supreme Court in Padilla v. Kentucky (2010) held that a defense attorney provides ineffective assistance of counsel when they fail to advise a non-citizen client about the immigration consequences of a guilty plea. […]
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