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Questions about digital privacy come up frequently, especially when someone is dealing with law enforcement or a potential investigation. Many people want to know whether police can search a phone, computer, or email account, and whether they are required to provide...

If you received a subpoena or believe you may be under investigation, you may be asking: What does a subpoena mean? Am I being charged with a crime? Do I have to respond right away? A subpoena is a legal request for documents, testimony, or both. It does not always...

Many criminal cases don’t start with an arrest. They start with a situation that feels uncertain: a dispute at work a financial or business issue an argument or incident that got out of hand someone threatening to “report” something If you’re asking: Could I be...

If the police called you, left a card, or asked to speak with you, you may be wondering: Do I have to call them back? Am I in trouble? What happens if I ignore them? In California, you generally do not have to speak to police or answer questions without a lawyer...

What the “Big Beautiful Bill” Means for Federal White Collar Enforcement When President Trump signed the “Big Beautiful Bill” into law in July 2025, most headlines focused on its sweeping tax changes and massive new federal spending. But for attorneys, executives,...

Jayne Law Group is proud to announce that Julia M. Jayne has been chosen as a Northern California Super Lawyer in Criminal Defense for the thirteenth consecutive year. Super Lawyers is a rating service for outstanding lawyers who have attained high peer recognition...

Julia Jayne appears on Court TV on January 4, 2023 to discuss the Idaho College Student Murders case, where defendant Bryan Kohberger is extradited to Idaho to face charges, prior to the release of the warrant and affidavit.