Jail Time for DUI Fire Captain We are assuming that you all feel the same way that we do about the men and women in uniform, whether it’s the fire or police department-they should lead by example. Which means they should have a sterling reputation, behave properly in public and, last but not least, not … Read more

Stabbed Over Drinking and Driving in Santa Ana It’s hard to understand exactly what happened in this case, and how the defense will therefore react. Early yesterday morning, a 49-year-old man was stabbed in the torso in his house on the 1400 block of South Standard Avenue, according to Santa Ana Police Cmdr. Steve Colon. … Read more

Been Arrested? If you are arrested or questioned regarding a crime, you may feel intimidated and unsure about what happens next. At Glew & Kim, we believe that to protect your rights, you must know your rights. Your actions at the time of arrest can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. … Read more

Orange County’s GPS Tracking Device Controversy Recent events in the Orange County area are causing residents to be concerned; and with good reason. It’s time that lawmakers take another look at their policies regarding GPS tracking devices for parolees. Two men, Steve Gordon and Franc Cano, both registered sex offenders, on parole in the Anaheim … Read more

Police Watchdog to Launch Inquiry on Kelly Thomas’ Death It seems that some sense has returned to the Fullerton City Council, as they approved an independent review of Fullerton’s Police Department by the Los Angeles County’s Office of Independent Review. Two contracts were given the go-ahead by the Council to Michael Gennaco, who oversees the … Read more

Robert Durst: Did a TV Show Create an Arrest Warrant? A lot has been said about 71-year-old Robert Durst since his statements while miked during filming of the show “The Jinx”, but what can he really be charged for? Recently, Durst’s lawyers filed paperwork alleging that Louisiana officials failed to establish any probable cause to … Read more

Which Five States Will Legalize Marijuana Next? As of February of this year, 2015, three U.S. states have now legalized marijuana: Alaska, Washington and Colorado. In July, Oregon’s initiative to legalize marijuana takes effect. (And although a similar measure has been adopted by voters in Washington, D.C., it has been blocked by Congress.) So, way … Read more

Would-Be Robber Puts Mask On Too Early You know how your dog knows somehow when it’s time for a bath? They have some sort of extra-sensory perception that can almost read our minds. Or perhaps it’s the doggie shampoo and towels we put by the bath. They may not be able to read, but they’re … Read more

Police Violence: Isolated Incidents or Culture of Conspiracy? Across the nation, media and information outlets have seen an increasingly negative outpouring of stories of a souring police infrastructure. These men and women protect, serve and risk their lives for our safety, and this does not go unnoticed. They have been a bedrock in the maintenance … Read more

California Marijuana Law 215 Explained The state of California is changing the way marijuana offenses are treated in courts, and their stance on medical marijuana coverage. The California Compassionate Use Act, or Proposition 215, makes it legal for medical marijuana patients and their primary caregivers to possess and grow marijuana for their personal use at … Read more