This blog explores the types of coercion or duress. It also goes over how one could use this defense against criminal charges.

This article covers everything about criminal threats under California law, including when to seek legal action.

This article describes different types of "threats" that, when they take place, can make duress a very valid defense under California law. 

In this article we will discuss different forms of intimidation, types that could result in legal penalties, and false accusations.

This page will explain how emotional distress claims work in California, including when it's viable to file a personal injury claim.

This blog dissects situations where a driver may flip off another driver, speech under the first amendment, and the legality of this.

The Bane Act is a law that allows people to file a lawsuit for damages against someone who has interfered with their rights.

The concept of entrapment can be a bit abstract, but real-life examples can shed light on how it plays out in various situations.

The entrapment defense strategy may not work if the police officer merely presents the defendant with the opportunity to commit a crime.

This article will explore different factors and shed light on the web of regulations surrounding criminal threats in California.

If one feels that promissory estoppel could pertain to them and their situation, reach out to the criminal defense team at Goss Law.

This article delves into the intricacies of California's insanity defense and describes what insanity test is used in California.

This article explains the intricacies of the insanity defense, from California's legal guidelines to its uses in modern courtrooms.