Law Office of Alec Rose PC
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No matter the situation, your story matters.
At the Law Office of Alec Rose PC, we help people in crisis get justice. We understand how difficult it is to face accusations. Whether you are dealing with a Title IX or criminal matter, our defense legal team is here to help. Founder and managing attorney Alec Rose is a California Criminal Law Specialist with over 30 years of experience representing clients in the Greater Los Angeles area. He has handled over 2,000 criminal, Title IX, and education law cases, fighting for the rights of the accused in jury trials, preliminary hearings, bench trials, suppression motions, and administrative hearings.
The first step is scheduling a free and confidential consultation. Our lawyer will listen to your story, explain your legal options, and protect your rights. Many clients come to us feeling hopeless and like the outcome of their case is inevitable. We will work tirelessly to achieve a positive result, including thoroughly investigating the charges or allegations, building a comprehensive defense strategy, and providing aggressive representation when you need it most.
About Our Firm
We pursue justice for those accused of Title IX violations, criminal offenses, and more.
Since 1993, attorney Alec Rose has helped Californians protect their rights, their futures, and their reputations.
Los Angeles Criminal and Title IX Defense Lawyer
At the Law Office of Alec Rose PC, we fight for the best possible outcome for our clients. When your freedom is on the line, you want a defense team that has the experience and commitment to deliver results. As attorneys who defend the rights of the accused, we take our responsibility seriously and provide the aggressive representation your case deserves.
From representing clients at Title IX hearings to defending their innocence in criminal court, our attorney has handled over 2,000 cases. Our track record of success, coupled with the personal commitment we bring to every case, helps our clients achieve their goals and protect their futures.
Attorney Alec Rose is a Criminal Defense Specialist. He has dedicated his career to helping those facing education, Title IX, and criminal challenges. Since 1993, Mr. Rose has stood up for the rights of the accused and will bring his decades of knowledge and experience to your case.
As a specialized, boutique law firm, our team can dedicate the time and attention your case deserves. At the Law Office of Alec Rose PC, we believe in quality over quantity. Regardless of your situation, your story deserves to be heard, and our defense lawyer won’t stop fighting for you.
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Our office is located in beautiful Santa Monica, CA. We have defended over 2,000 clients and have 30 years of experience practicing criminal, Title IX, and education law. Our attorney has seen firsthand how a false accusation can impact your life. From fighting claims of plagiarism to defending those facing serious criminal offenses, our legal team has the knowledge, skills, and tenacity to protect your rights, your future, and your reputation.
For immediate assistance, contact our office today to schedule a free and confidential consultation. Our California defense attorney will explain your options and stand by your side through every step of the process.
Contact UsRape Accusations
Small Religious University student was accused of rape by a fellow student. After an investigation, it was determined that the complaining student had presented falsified evidence, and the allegation was not substantiated.
Stalking Accusations
UC Santa Barbara student who had been dismissed by the college for Stalking hired Mr. Rose for an appeal. Request for appeal granted on all grounds submitted.
Hostile Work Enviornment Accusations
California State University administrator accused of creating a hostile work environment for an employee. Charges deemed unfounded.
Sexual Harassment Accusations
Los Angeles Unified School District Teacher accused of Sexual Harassment and Sexual Battery of student. Teacher re-instated without discipline, and No criminal charge filed.
Sexual Assault Accusations
University of Southern California student accused of sexual assault against an incapacitated/unconscious student. The allegations were deemed to be unsubstantiated.
Let us defend your rights, your freedom, and your reputation.
Many students facing Title IX violations feel helpless and like the outcome of their case is out of their control. Our attorneys won’t even try to defend the charges, telling families to wait and sue the university instead. Not at the Law Office of Alec Rose PC. We fight and we win. Attorney Alec Rose works with students to beat the odds by thoroughly investigating what happened and building a compelling defense strategy.
While we can’t promise we will win your case, you can trust that we will do everything possible to achieve a positive outcome. Mr. Rose has worked with over 100 students and has the skills, knowledge, and experience it takes to defend against educational misconduct and other allegations. Don’t leave your future to chance. Get started with a free case review today.
Meet Our TeamEducation Law Lawyer Santa Monica, CA
Attorney Alec Rose has dedicated his career to helping those accused of crimes and educational misconduct. From Title IX violations to plagiarism, he has worked with hundreds of students in Santa Monica and the Greater Los Angeles area to protect their rights, future, and reputation. His successful track record is evidence of our Santa Monica, CA education law lawyer’s unwavering pursuit of justice, aggressive representation, and commitment to client advocacy.
Every education law case is as unique as the person accused of wrongdoing. Alec Rose knows that there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all defense strategy. He takes the time to listen and get to know his clients, understand their goals, and provide tailored guidance that addresses every concern.
Your story matters and deserves to be heard. Regardless of the situation you are facing, we will remain steadfast in our commitment to pursue justice on your behalf. There are two sides to every accusation, and our Santa Monica education law lawyer will make sure you are able to enforce your right to defend yourself.
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If you are arrested, stay calm, compliant, and silent. You are likely going to be angry, confused, and nervous. Officers will ask you questions, but do not comment, argue, or try to explain anything. The police may seem friendly or pretend like they care about your side of the story. But they want you to talk because you may say something that can be used against you. Be polite and listen to instructions. Ask to speak with our criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. Other than your lawyer, do not discuss your case with anyone. This strategy is the best way to protect your rights, prevent additional charges from being filed, and give yourself a shot at securing a dismissal, plea, or not-guilty verdict.
Title IX is a federal civil rights law that applies to every school and educational institution that receives government funding. It specifically provides protection to students against sex-based discrimination based on their gender identity, sex, or pregnancy status. Under Title IX, all students and employees at federally-funded schools have the right to equal access to academic, athletic, and educational activities. It also ensures a safe environment, free of sexual harassment, assault, and other forms of sexual misconduct. Title IX extends protections to all aspects of the K-12 and higher educational experience including admissions, enrollment, scholarships, housing, and more. All institutions are required to assign a Title IX coordinator and design comprehensive reporting and investigative policies.
Misdemeanors are generally lesser crimes like disorderly conduct and petty theft. Consequences are usually jail time, fines, and mandated community service. Felonies are more serious, and typically violent offenses like robbery, homicide, and aggravated assault. Penalties are more severe, such as a year or more of prison time, substantial fines, and the loss of some rights, including voting, immigration, and gun ownership. There are additional factors that differentiate felonies and misdemeanors like prior criminal history, intent, and whether or not harm was caused.
Plagiarism is usually not a criminal offense, unless it infringes on intellectual property, like a copyright violation, or is part of a fraudulent scheme. At an academic level, students who are accused of plagiarism are often mandated to attend an academic integrity hearing. During this meeting the student and his or her lawyer may present a defense against the allegations. If the educator or institution proves plagiarism, consequences vary based on the school’s policies. However, the minimum punishment is likely a failing grade with marks on the student’s permanent record. Often, punishments are more severe, especially in higher education, such as suspension or expulsion. Working with our education law attorney is essential to protecting your rights and further educational opportunities.
Domestic violence differs from other assault or battery charges because the victim has a close connection to the offender. Each state defines household and family members differently. Romantic relationships like past and current spouses or dating partners qualify. Family relationships like parents, children, and siblings are also included. Depending on where the crime occurs, domestic violence protections may extend to roommates and other co-habituating situations. Incidents between co-workers or housemates with no familial relation or emotional ties generally do qualify.
Whether or not your situation is classified as domestic violence is important for several reasons. First, it can impact whether or not you can seek protective orders. Prosecutors may file charges differently, like opting for a felony offense instead of misdemeanor. Additionally, domestic violence offenders can be subjected to stricter sentencing requirements, specifically concerning contact and proximity to the victim.
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People often use two common terms interchangeably in everyday conversation, treating them as if they describe the same act. Under California law, they are two separate crimes with different elements, and the distinction between them can shape everything from how a case gets charged to what a defense actually looks like. The Legal Difference Between […]
A Los Angeles judge recently granted pop star Sabrina Carpenter a five-year restraining order against a man who had repeatedly tried to enter her home. The case unfolded in open court and offers a useful look at how California’s civil protective order process works. For anyone weighing whether to pursue similar protection, understanding these steps […]
Recording a conversation can feel like the responsible choice, especially when someone believes they are documenting misconduct. California law, however, sets firm limits on when a recording is legal. A recent Los Angeles case shows how quickly a good motive can turn into serious criminal exposure. What Happened in the Los Angeles Case An LAPD […]
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A recent arrest in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood has drawn public attention to how California handles criminal allegations connected to bias. The case carries felony charges and the possibility of a lengthy prison sentence. It also raises a fair question for many people: what does a hate crime charge actually involve? What Happened in the […]
When it comes to student life in the current social and academic climate, there seems to be more than enough tech advances that are digitizing it. Technology has impacted almost every area of student life, including in the classroom, during exams, and when submitting assignments. Outside of the classroom, our Santa Monica, CA higher education […]
When faced with a felony conviction, the stakes feel high. The repercussions for a criminal offense at this level can cause collateral consequences at the professional and personal level. The consequences can impact current careers, future opportunities, community reputation, and personal relationships. At the Law Office of Alec Rose PC, we handle felony criminal defense […]
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Most students facing a misconduct case assume the university has the final word. Go through the hearing. File an internal appeal. Accept the outcome. That’s the path most schools present, and for many students it feels like the only one available. It isn’t. California courts have the authority to review university disciplinary decisions, and they’ve […]
We help people in crisis pursue justice.
