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Monday, September 17, 2018

There is a Meth to the Madness.

Let’s talk about one drug in particular.  Getting charged with the possession of methamphetamine is a serious crime.  It goes by many names, but meth is a potent stimulant that carries an exceptionally negative stigma.  If you or a loved one has been charged with possessing meth, you may face a severe uphill battle.

You should know what it takes to be convicted of meth possession.  You had actual possession of the drug at the time of the arrest.  You knew that it was methamphetamine and not something else.  You are holding more than just a trace amount.  It is known as a “usable quantity”.  That could be interpreted in different ways.

You can’t turn back the clock.  Being convicted of meth possession carries life-altering penalties.  At this time, you need aggressive representation from a California drug defense attorney.  The right person for the job may well be the 45-year practicing San Jose criminal lawyer William Chestnut.  Call Bill today and discuss your case at his office.  That number is (408) 298-6990.

Tuesday, September 11, 2018

p1440 San Jose Invitational

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"Join us for p1440 San Jose on September 28 - 30 at the Avaya Stadium grounds. Get ready to watch top professional beach volleyball athletes from around the globe compete and see live music performances by Foster the People, Grouplove, Daya, Marian Hill and Magic Giant."



Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Juvenile Crime in California.

Every state has its problems with young people being arrested on suspicion of committing a felony.  California, because of its diversity and shear population, is at or near the top of the list.  The statistics reveal a great deal about the types of juvey crime in the Big Bear State.  Here are some of them.

In the most recent reporting period we found that over one-third of all arrests of young people are for violent offenses.  That is a startling stat!  Beyond that, nearly a third involved property violation.  Most of the rest were for offenses such as weapons, hit-and-run, drugs and alcohol possession, etc.

When a young person in your life runs afoul of California State Law you call in a veteran who has been defending kids in juvenile courts throughout the state for more than four decades.  That bull-dogged defense will be provided by William Chestnut.  Attorney Chestnut knows his way around California Juvenile Court.  Call his San Jose office for a consultation at (408) 298-6990.