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Fall Update 2023

I've had some pretty good accomplishments in my career lately. Over the past summer, I was voted by the best attorney and best law office in Rocklin by the readers of the Placer Herald.

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The Complicated World of Cannabis Law

While most formerly felony cannabis crimes are now misdemeanors, the exceptions have largely become the law in some counties.

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Your Right to Remain Silent

Everybody has a reflex to talk – it’s human nature. But nobody has an obligation to explain anything to anybody. You may want to talk to those near and dear to you, but why to a stranger just because they have a uniform on?

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Recent Victories of Samuel D. Berns, Voted Best Local Attorney in Rocklin for a 3rd Year

Even in the toughest cases, I can get you a favorable outcome. Sometimes that means minimizing consequences, helping people get rehabilitation from underlying drug or alcohol issues, or simply being a sounding board and a sympathetic ear when you don't have too many people on your side. But I get real satisfaction when I see my clients go free.

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Samuel D. Berns Voted Best Local Attorney for 3 Years in a Row

As a seasoned attorney, Sam will be in your corner for every step of the legal process, and will keep you informed of all of your options along the way.

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February Update

A criminal case can put your freedom at stake in many different ways, at many different times and points in the process.

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Another Big Win!

Hezekiah drives for a living and needs his commercial driver's license to support his family. But he was facing a DUI charge.

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Rocklin Best of the Best 2022

We would like to thank the people of Rocklin for voting us the Best Law Office in Rocklin in 2021, and invite you to cast your vote in 2022!

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Legal Troubles and Outcomes

I get a lot of calls from people facing all sorts of legal troubles. Some people are fighting to defend their names and their lives, having been accused wrongly or charged with major crimes for only minor wrongdoing.

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Harsh Fines Avoided!

Greta was growing some cannabis on her property for personal use, and the county told her to take it down in five days or face stiff fines.

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