Criminal Restraining Orders, Corporal injury to  a spouse, penal code 273.5, domestic violence
Channel: Mark Rosenfeld
Date: 2021-12-03

A crime that nobody plans for but happens all the time is domestic violence.  Whenever the police respond to domestic violence call and there is any evidence of an injury you can bet that someone is going to jail.  The police must make an arrest.  Many times the arrest is unjustified but the process has already begun and must be defended.

There are many direct and collateral consequences of a domestic violence charge.  One consequence, even before any conviction, is a criminal protective order.  This protective order can consist of different levels of severity and result in new criminal charges if the court order is violated.

Attorney Rosenfeld discusses several recent victories related to Domestic Violence cases.

Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Rosenfeld represents people in Southern California on all types of criminal and Department of Motor Vehicle Hearings.  His office is in Beverly Hills and you can reach him at 310-424-3145.

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