Most criminal cases from Corona, Norco, Eastvale, and Jurupa Valley are heard at the Riverside Hall of Justice. Here is what happens from booking through arraignment, bail, and resolution, and the mistakes to avoid.

Criminal charges in California get dismissed for specific legal reasons, not because a defendant asks. This guide explains the ten paths to dismissal, from a declined filing to suppression motions, Penal Code 995 and 1385, speedy trial violations, diversion, and civil compromise, and what each one requires.

A wet reckless under Vehicle Code 23103.5 is the most common DUI reduction in California. This guide explains what it is, what it saves you, what it does not, and when a prosecutor in Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, or Orange County will offer one.

Hit and run in California is a misdemeanor when only property is damaged and a wobbler when someone is hurt. Here is what the prosecutor must prove, the defenses that work, and what a conviction means for your license and record.

Arraignment is the first court appearance in a Riverside County criminal case. Here is what happens at the Riverside Hall of Justice, Southwest Justice Center, Larson Justice Center, and Banning Justice Center, and how to prepare.

Gramling Law Group defends DUI, domestic violence, drug, theft, assault, and felony charges for Corona residents at the Riverside Hall of Justice. Former public defender Daniel Gramling quotes flat fees up front.

Gramling Law Group represents Corona residents in divorce, child custody, support, property division and domestic violence restraining order cases, along with criminal defense. Flat fees are quoted up front and every Corona client works directly with attorney Daniel Gramling.