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High School Student Prank Results in Attempted Murder Charges

July 12, 2012

Paul Wallin
High School Student Prank Results in Attempted Murder Charges Did you ever imagine that a high school student would seek the assistance of a California murder defense attorney after pulling a prank on a teacher? You are a high school student and you really, really hate your teacher. She picks on you. She gives you […]

Gang Banger Gets Life Without Parole in Connection With 2004 Murder

April 30, 2012

Paul Wallin
Gang Banger Gets Life Without Parole in Connection With 2004 Murder A gang member was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole in connection to the murder of a 21-year-old girl at a café in Cypress 8 years ago. Even though his Orange County murder attorney managed to spare his client the death penalty, […]

Parents Can Be Charged With Murder For Not Seeking Medical Attention for the Children in a Timely Manner

February 14, 2012

Paul Wallin
Parents Can Be Charged With Murder For Not Seeking Medical Attention for the Children in a Timely Manner Many people may not realize that parents have a very high legal obligation to their children when they are ill. If a parent fails to seek medical attention for their child and the child dies they can […]

OC District Attorney Tony Rackaukas Seeking Death Penalty in Seal Beach Massacre

October 19, 2011

Paul Wallin
OC District Attorney Tony Rackaukas Seeking Death Penalty in Seal Beach Massacre The Orange County District Attorney's Office announced Friday it will pursue the death penalty against a revenge-bent man accused of murdering his ex-wife and seven others in a historic, two-minute spasm of bloodshed at a crowded salon in Seal Beach on Wednesday. Suspect […]

What are the Varying Degrees of Murder in California?

October 11, 2011

Paul Wallin
What are the Varying Degrees of Murder in California? First-degree murder is the most serious form of murder. In most states, it is categorized as "deliberate" - that is, the defendant made a clear-headed decision to kill the victim; "premeditated" - the defendant actually thought about the killing before it occurred (the period for this […]

Rape Victim Dies Of Injuries One Month Later—Riverside County Man Could Now Face Murder Charges In Riverside

May 11, 2011
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Paul Wallin
Rape Victim Dies Of Injuries One Month Later—Riverside County Man Could Now Face Murder Charges In Riverside A Banning man accused of raping a homeless woman could face homicide charges after the woman died of injuries she suffered in the attack, Riverside County sheriff's officials stated.  Joseph Jimmy Blancarte, 47, was initially charged with rape […]

The ‘Blue-Eyed Butcher’ is sentenced to 20 years in jail for the stabbing murder of her husband – P.C. 187

December 14, 2010

Paul Wallin
The ‘Blue-Eyed Butcher’ is sentenced to 20 years in jail for the stabbing murder of her husband – P.C. 187 A Houston mother known as the "blue-eyed butcher" was resentenced on Tuesday to serve 20 years in prison for stabbing her husband close to 200 times before burying his body in the backyard. Susan Wright […]

P.C. 187 – Ninjas Break into a Florida Home and Fatally Shoots its Residents

December 10, 2010

Paul Wallin
P.C. 187 – Ninjas Break into a Florida Home and Fatally Shoots its Residents On July 9, 2009, Melanie and Byrd Billings, a Florida couple known for caring for special-needs children, were shot dead execution-style in their home by seven men who broke into the Beulah residence dressed like ninjas. The entire incident was captured […]

Joran Van Der Sloot Claims He Was “Tricked” Into Confessing To Murder

June 22, 2010

Paul Wallin
Joran Van Der Sloot Claims He Was “Tricked” Into Confessing To Murder In a Dutch newspaper article published on June 21, 2010, Joran van der Sloot claims Peruvian police “tricked” him into confessing to the murder of Stephany Flores Ramirez. Previously, van der Sloot had been suspected of murdering American teen Natalee Holloway, though he […]

Columbian Soccer Player Shot for Scoring Own Goal – California Penal Code Section 192

June 17, 2010
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Paul Wallin
Columbian Soccer Player Shot for Scoring Own Goal – California Penal Code Section 192 On July 2, 1994 Humberto Castro Muñoz shot Columbian soccer star, Andres Escobar, with a 38 caliber gun six times in a parking lot of a bar in Medellín, Columbia. In the bar, Escobar had been faced by group of people […]

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