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Train accidents can be quite devastating, involving big damages to property as well as individuals. California State has strict laws to compensate for the losses in such an accident, but the laws regarding train accident can be a bit complex to understand at times.

The California law Penal Code 459 categorizes burglary into two types: first-degree burglary (in a residence) and second-degree burglary (in any structure that is not a residence). While first-degree burglary is charged as a felony always, second-degree burglary can be charged either as a felony or as a misdemeanor.

The California Penal Code 242 for battery comes into play where there is unlawful and willful violence or force used against someone. Any physical contact can be considered battery when the intent is to harm the other person. Physical contact includes any use of objects to touch the other person, as well…