Stay Out Of Trouble Tuesday
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Stay Out Of Trouble Tuesday
NEW VIDEO: A lot of people in California still believe that building a “ghost gun” is legal because there’s no serial number or paperwork. But under today’s laws, that belief can turn a box of parts into serious felony charges and a fast way to lose your gun rights.
In this video, California criminal defense attorney William Pernik breaks down how new laws treat 80% lowers and ghost guns, why “I didn’t know” or “I never finished it” doesn’t keep you safe, and how a single build can stack multiple charges against you. If you’ve ever thought about ordering parts, already have an unfinished build, or just want to stay on the right side of California law, this is a must-watch warning before you do anything else.
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NEW VIDEO: A domestic violence arrest in California can flip your life upside down overnight—suddenly you’re dealing with jail, court dates, no-contact orders, and serious risks to your job, home, and family. In this video, California criminal defense attorney William Pernik explains what to do and what not to do after a domestic violence arrest so you don’t accidentally make things worse by talking, texting, or trying to “fix it” on your own.
If you’re facing domestic violence charges or looking for a defense lawyer near you, this walkthrough gives you clear, practical guidance on staying silent, handling no-contact orders, gathering helpful evidence, and getting experienced local help on your side as early as possible.
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Do you know your rights?
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