Crimes
At Chew Law Offices we pride ourselves in being experienced and knowledgeable about all types of criminal cases. If you or a loved one is facing any type of criminal charges, we can help. Call Chew Law Offices at (415) 484-0906 or email us at info@chewlawoffices.com for a consultation.
- Animal Abuse
- Appropriation or Theft of Lost Property
- Arson
- Assault
- Assault and battery
- Assault with a Deadly Weapon
- Assault with a Firearm
- Asset Forfeiture
- Attempted Murder
- Auto Burglary
- Auto Insurance Fraud
- Battery
- Battery on a Peace Officer
- Battery with Serious Bodily Injury
- Bench Warrants
- Bribery
- Bribery of Judges or Jurors
- Bribery of Witnesses
- Burglary
- Burglary Tools
- Carjacking
- Carjacking
- Child Abduction / Child Stealing
- Child abuse
- Child Abuse
- Child Endangerment
- Child Pornography
- Commercial Bribery
- Conspiracy
- Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor
- Credit Card Fraud
- Criminal Threats
- Deprivation of Child Custody or Right to Visitation
- Destructive Devices
- Dirk or dagger
- Disability Placard Misuse
- Dissuading a Witness or Victim
- Disturbing the Peace
- Dogfighting
- Domestic violence
- Domestic Violence
- Drive-by Shooting from a Motor Vehicle
- Driving on a Suspended License
- Driving Without a License
- Drug Crimes
- Drug possession
- Drunk in Public / Public Intoxication
- Drunken driving/hit-and-run
- DUI Expungements
- DUI Marijuana in California
- DUI Murder
- DUI with prior convictions
- DUI with serious bodily injury
- DWI/DUI drunk driving
- Early Termination of Probation
- Elder Abuse
- Embezzlement
- Engaging in Lewd Conduct
- Evading a Peace Officer
- Expunge Criminal Records
- Expungements
- Extortion
- Failure to Register as a Sex Offender
- False Impersonation
- False Imprisonment
- False Information to a Peace Officer
- Federal Crimes
- Felon with a Firearm
- Felony DUI, DWI
- Felony Hit & Run (Injuries to others)
- Firearm infractions
- Firearm Offenses
- Fireworks Laws
- Forgery
- Fraud
- Fraud Information
- Fraudulent Vehicle Registration Stickers
- Furnishing or Selling Alcohol to Minors
- Gang Enhancements
- Grand Theft
- Grand Theft Auto
- Grand Theft of a Firearm
- Hate Crimes
- Health Care Fraud
- Hit and run
- Identity Theft
- Indecent Exposure
- Insurance Fraud
- Internet Fraud
- Involuntary Manslaughter
- Juvenile Crimes
- Kidnapping
- Kidnapping
- Leaving the scene of a crash
- Lewd Acts with a Minor
- Lewd Conduct in Public
- Mail Fraud
- Major fraud, theft and computer crimes
- Marijuana – Concentrated Cannabis
- Marijuana – Cultivation
- Marijuana – Possession
- Marijuana – Possession for Sale
- Marijuana – Possession While Driving
- Marijuana – Sale
- Medi-Cal Fraud
- Medical Marijuana
- Misdemeanor DUI/ DWI
- Misdemeanor Hit & Run (Property Damage)
- Murder/Manslaughter
- Nursing Home Abuse
- PC 243(e)(1) Battery on a spouse/mate
- PC 273(a) Child Endangerment
- PC 273.5 Corporal Injury on a Spouse/Mate
- PC 273d – Corporal Injury on a Child
- Petty Theft
- Petty theft and shoplifting
- Prescription Fraud
- Probation Violation Hearings
- Probation violations
- Property Crime
- Prostitution
- Rape
- Real Estate & Mortgage Fraud
- Reckless and careless driving
- Reduce a Felony to a Misdemeanor
- Robbery
- Securities Fraud
- Serious gun-related offenses
- Sex offenses
- Sexual Battery
- Soliciting Lewd Conduct
- Spousal Rape
- Statutory Rape
- Theft
- Three Strikes Law
- Torture
- Trespassing
- Unemployment Insurance Fraud
- Vandalism
- Vehicular Manslaughter
- Voluntary Manslaughter
- Warrants
- Welfare Fraud
- Workers Compensation Fraud
RELATED SUCCESS STORIES
Juvenile charged as an adult, faces deportation
Case: Our client, a 15-year-old undocumented immigrant, was charged as an adult for allegedly stabbing a man in a Financial District alley. He faced 12 years in state prison. The head of the San Francisco District Attorney’s Gang Unit was personally prosecuting his case.
Results: Our office was able to get the case reassigned to juvenile court, allowing the client to avoid a “strike” and to stay in the country.
DUI with great bodily injury
Case: Our client was charged with DUI with great bodily injury following a car accident in San Mateo County. The complaining witness was hospitalized for several days and was briefly in a coma.
Results: Case dismissed after our office successfully argued that the district attorney failed to prove his client was driving or that the victim suffered great bodily injury connected to the accident.
