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Undefeated Record in Jury Trial 4 Years in a Row
Over 70 Jury Trials and Thousands of Cases Handled for Our Clients




Case Dismissed
Client was charged with five serious felonies, including attempted murder, and was facing life in prison.
Charges Dropped
Client was arrested for embezzling from her employer. All charges dropped.
Charges Dismissed
Client arrested for their 2nd offense DUI. All charges were dismissed, no DMV or criminal consequences.
Not Guilty
At jury trial, jury returned verdicts of NOT GUILTY on all felony counts.

Defending Against Internet Crime Charges in California
While the internet has a lot of good information, it is often used for illegal purposes. Some people use the Internet to obtain personal information, trick others, or look at or distribute sexually explicit photos of minors. These internet crimes are not taken lightly and are often tried at the federal level.
Types of Internet Crimes We Handle
When you've been accused, it is vital that you retain representation from an aggressive Sacramento internet crime lawyer. At Gonzales Law Office, our team of criminal defense attorneys will work hard to ensure that your rights are protected.
Our Team Offers Legal Solutions to Fight the Following Charges:
- Online Fraud Defense Strategies: Fraud occurs in many forms online. It can come in the form of an email, such as phishing, work from home job schemes, or lottery or other prize schemes.
- Combating Cyberbullying Allegations: An extreme form of harassment found on social media sites and chat rooms. Cyberbullies defame victims and make up harmful rumors.
- Child Pornography Accusations: Legal Guidance: Charges are usually made after long investigations without your knowledge. Fighting an accusation requires a thorough investigation of your own.
At Gonzales Law Office, our Sacramento internet crime attorney provide comprehensive representation and aggressive strategies to fight your charges.
Your Best Defense Starts with Gonzales Law Office
Computer crimes are common, making it easy to innocently become part of a scam. Perhaps you were communicating online with someone you thought was an adult. Maybe you sent a legitimate email, but the recipient accused you of phishing. Internet crimes are often charged at the federal level, so if you're convicted, you could face stiff penalties such as hefty fines and jail time.
The Law Office of Jonathan Gonzales protects your legal rights. As a former police officer and experienced trial lawyer, Jonathan Gonzales will fight aggressively to reduce your penalties and possibly even get your case dismissed. Attorney Gonzales a seasoned defense lawyer with an undefeated jury trial record for 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 across a variety of criminal cases. Request a free consultation and our Sacramento internet crime attorneys can look over the details of your case and come up with a solid solution.
Serving Sacramento and Surrounding Areas
Our criminal defense practice serves clients throughout:
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Sacramento
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Stockton
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Sacramento County
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Placer County
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Northern California
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Roseville
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Antioch
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Concord
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El Dorado County
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Yolo County
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Solano County
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San Joaquin County
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Sutter County
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Yuba County
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Vacaville
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Fairfield
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Elk Grove
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Folsom
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Citrus Heights
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Rancho Cordova
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Fair Oaks
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Carmichael
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Arden-Arcade
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Modesto
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Davis
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Woodland
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West Sacramento
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Auburn
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Rocklin
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Lincoln
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Granite Bay
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El Dorado Hills
Contact Our Sacramento Criminal Defense Team
Don't face criminal charges alone. Our experienced attorneys are ready to protect your rights and fight for your future.
We Don’t Just Defend. We Deconstruct the Prosecution’s Case
Reasons to Choose Gonzales Law Office

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT INTERNET CRIMES
Internet crimes (often called cybercrimes) in California include offenses like identity theft (Penal Code § 530.5), online fraud and phishing schemes, unauthorized computer access or hacking (Penal Code § 502), cyberstalking (Penal Code § 646.9), revenge porn (Penal Code § 647(j)(4)), and distributing child pornography (Penal Code § 311.1). These crimes involve using the internet, computers, or digital devices to commit illegal acts.
Penalties for internet crimes vary widely depending on the offense. For example, misdemeanor unauthorized computer access can carry up to one year in county jail and fines, while felony charges for identity theft or child pornography distribution can result in years in state prison, hefty fines, and mandatory sex offender registration for some offenses. Many internet crimes can also lead to federal charges, which carry even harsher penalties.
Yes. Online harassment, including cyberstalking or making criminal threats via email, social media, or other digital platforms, can lead to misdemeanor or felony charges under laws like Penal Code § 646.9 (stalking) or Penal Code § 422 (criminal threats). Convictions can result in jail or prison time, restraining orders, probation, and mandatory counseling.
Former Police Officer Lends Insight to Your Case

As a former Police Officer, Attorney Gonzales has valuable insight into how cases are handled and how charges are pursued, giving you an advantage at trial. He also understands how law enforcement can make mistakes, which could benefit your defense.
Sacramento criminal defense lawyer Gonzales, will investigate your case, collect evidence, and create a strong defense strategy to either get your entire case dismissed or your charges/penalties significantly reduced.
In fact, he has maintained an undefeated track record as a criminal defense lawyer at trial for the last three years by providing his clients with aggressive and personalized legal solutions. If you are facing criminal charges, our defense attorney in Sacramento can effectively advocate for your future.