Defense Jury Verdict in LAPD Officer-Involved Shooting Case: Jones Mayer Secures Win for Officer William Jones, Jr., in Civil Rights Litigation. FULLERTON, CA — In a high-profile civil rights lawsuit stemming Read More
Vol. 40 No. 4 PENAL CODE SECTION 148(A)(1) DOES NOT REQUIRE THAT THE DEFENDANT KNEW THEY RESISTED, DELAYED, OR OBSTRUCTED A PEACE OFFICER. IT IS ENOUGH FOR A TRIER OF FACT TO FIND THAT THE DEFENDANT KNEW OR REASONABLY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THE PERSON THEY RESISTED WAS A PEACE OFFICER In People v. Serna,[1] a California Court of Appeal held Read More
Jones Mayer Secures Defense Verdict for County of San Bernardino and Deputies in Civil Rights Use of Force Case FULLERTON, CA — Jones Mayer is proud to announce a Read More