Our Recent Criminal Defense Posts

What Does a Certificate of Rehabilitation Do?

November 3, 2017

Paul Wallin
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What Does a Certificate of Rehabilitation Do? A criminal conviction can have a negative impact on you for the rest of your life. If you’ve been convicted of a crime, you may have a hard time finding a job, maintaining meaningful relationships and applying for professional licenses. However, you may be able to reduce the […]

Why You Should Apply for a Governor’s Pardon Now

November 1, 2017

Paul Wallin
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Why Should You Apply for a Governor’s Pardon Now? Time is running out for California Governor Jerry Brown. He is about to enter his final year in office and he is not eligible to run again. After the 2018 election, he will be a normal citizen. What does this mean for you? It means you […]

7 Things to Look for in an Orange County Appeals Attorney

October 12, 2017

Paul Wallin
Statutory Rape Charges Prosecution
7 Things to Look for in an Orange County Appeals Attorney If you’ve been convicted of a crime in Orange County, it doesn’t mean your case needs to end. You still have options. One of those options is to appeal your conviction. If your appeal is successful, you could avoid the sentence that was imposed […]

What Happens at a Felony Sentencing Hearing in California?

October 6, 2017

Paul Wallin
What Happens at a Felony Sentencing Hearing in California?
What Happens at a Felony Sentencing Hearing in California? When you are convicted of a felony, it does not mean that your case is over. The next step is receiving your sentence. This will occur at a felony sentencing hearing. At your sentencing hearing, the prosecution is likely to argue for a harsh sentence. That […]

What is a Split Sentence for a Felony Offense in California?

September 29, 2017

Paul Wallin
felony prison terms
What is a Split Sentence for a Felony Offense in California? If you are convicted of a felony offense in California, you may be overcome with panic because you’re looking at the very real possibility of spending time in prison. However, there are options that may be available to you that could allow you to […]

What is Realignment in California?

September 27, 2017

Paul Wallin
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What is Realignment in California? When you are convicted of a felony, you may assume you will have to serve time in prison. However, thanks to realignment in California, you may be able to avoid prison depending on the severity of your crime. Let’s examine how realignment works in California. The California Public Safety Realignment […]

How to Get Probation Granted

August 4, 2017

Paul Wallin
felony probation
How to Get Probation Granted If you are sentenced to jail time, your entire life could change. Not only will you lose your freedom, you could also lose your job. However, you may be able to stay out of jail by seeking probation. If you are granted probation, you could live at your home, keep […]

Revenge Porn Laws: Is the Person in the Images Identifiable? PC 647(j)(4)

August 2, 2017

Paul Wallin
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Revenge Porn Laws: Is the Person in the Images Identifiable? PC 647(j)(4) “Revenge porn” is the concept of publishing nude or explicit images of your ex-significant other as a form of revenge against that person because he or she broke up with you. This has become so common that California passed revenge porn laws. Under […]

What Does Inflict Corporal Injury on a Spouse Mean? (PC 273.5)

July 28, 2017

Paul Wallin
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What Does Inflict Corporal Injury on a Spouse Mean? (PC 273.5) If you are convicted of inflicting corporal injury on a spouse under California Penal Code Section 273.5, you face harsh penalties. A felony conviction is punishable by up to four years in state prison and fines of up to $6,000. You could also be […]

Scientists Searching for Legal Limit for DUI Marijuana

June 30, 2017

Paul Wallin
Marijuana_Plant
Scientists Searching for Legal Limit for DUI Marijuana The recreational use of marijuana is now legal in California. Naturally, this has led to questions about whether people can use marijuana while driving. The answer is very complex. For alcohol, there is a legal limit of 0.08% blood-alcohol content, but there is no legal limit for […]
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