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Former OC Supervisor Gets 5 Years for $12M COVID Relief Fraud: What It Means for You Former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do was sentenced to five years in federal prison for his role in a $12 million public corruption scheme that misused COVID-19 relief funds. His conviction sends a clear message: public corruption and financial […]
Can You Be Banned from All Social Media as a Condition of Probation? The Court Says YES At Wallin & Klarich, we’re often asked: Can the court really ban me from using all social media while I’m on probation or supervision? A recent California case answers that question clearly: Yes—if social media played a role […]
How Criminal Appeals and Penal Code 1172.6 Can Transform Life Sentences A recent case involving Penal Code section 1172.6 shows why criminal appeals are so crucial and how new legislation can provide hope for those serving sentences that no longer fit their actual culpability. Our experienced criminal defense attorneys at Wallin & Klarich can guide […]
Why Hiring an Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney Matters: A Cautionary Tale from the Racial Justice Act At Wallin & Klarich, we understand that your freedom, reputation, and future are on the line when you’re facing criminal charges. That’s why having a knowledgeable and experienced criminal defense attorney by your side isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. A […]
Want to Own a Gun? Avoid a Felony Conviction—Even a Nonviolent One If you value your right to own or possess a firearm, there's one thing you must understand: any felony conviction—violent or nonviolent—can permanently take that right away under federal law. A recent decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals made this […]
Can Prior Convictions Affect Federal Sentencing Enhancements? In federal criminal cases, prior convictions can significantly impact sentencing outcomes, particularly in cases involving serious offenses. A recent federal court ruling highlights how the legal system approaches mandatory minimum sentencing enhancements when a defendant has prior convictions. This blog explains these enhancements and what they mean for […]
Why Defense Counsel Should Be Engaged Before an Arrest Most people wait until formal charges or an arrest before seeking legal representation. This common but potentially costly mistake can significantly impact the outcome of your case. Early intervention by experienced defense attorneys can make the difference between a case that's dismissed before charges and one […]
ICE Agents Wait Outside Courthouses to Detain Undocumented Immigrants and People Are Terrified Richard Urdaneta Pulido’s papers were scattered across the floor as his girlfriend collapsed, overwhelmed by emotion, yelling his name in desperation. The 25-year-old was surrounded and apprehended by five federal immigration agents immediately after leaving an immigration courtroom in downtown Los Angeles […]
Understanding the California Felony Murder Rule: What Accused Individuals Need to Know The California Felony Murder Rule has long been a source of fear and confusion for those accused of serious crimes. Its implications are significant, often holding individuals accountable for murder even when they didn’t commit the actual act. If you or someone you […]
Trump Administration's New Courthouse Immigration Policy: What You Need to Know Recent changes in federal immigration enforcement policy have raised serious concerns about access to justice in California. The Trump administration has lifted the ban on immigration enforcement in courthouses, creating potential risks for undocumented individuals seeking to exercise their legal rights. Here's what you […]
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