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How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 8: Preliminary Hearing, California Penal Code Section 738 Part 7: Follow Through The eighth step in defending a felony charge is the preliminary hearing. The preliminary hearing occurs when the case has not been resolved at the readiness conferences because the prosecutors would not dismiss the charges and […]
How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 7: Follow Through Part 6: Pretrial Conference At Wallin & Klarich, we have defended thousands of people in southern California against felony charges. The seventh step in defending a felony charge is the follow up stage. This includes the previous efforts of fact-finding and character-building, along with another […]
How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 6: Pretrial Conference Part 5: Character Building: Defend the person not just the crime At Wallin & Klarich, we have defended thousands of people in southern California against felony charges. One of the questions we are frequently asked is what an attorney can do to defend them against […]
How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 4: Fact-Finding, Building a Defense to Your Case Part 3: Bail Review Hearing The fourth step in defending a felony charge is the fact-finding stage. This part may involve a lot of work. It is your lawyer’s job to find out what evidence the prosecutors have against you, […]
How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 1: Pre-Filing At Wallin & Klarich, we have defended thousands of people in southern California against felony charges. Many of our clients find us through our website. One of the questions we are frequently asked is what an attorney can do to defend them against felony charges. In […]
Pleading the Fifth: How the Tactic is Often Used against Defendants We have all seen the movies where the defendant gets on the stand and asserts their Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination. Often, this tactic is wisely employed by the defendant’s attorney so as to avoid loose and complex examination by the prosecutor that […]
Should I Hire an Attorney or Represent Myself? We have many choices in life but when it comes to a person’s involvement in a criminal defense, divorce, custody or child support matter, the choice you make about your legal representation can be the difference in winning and losing your case. Hiring an experienced law firm, […]
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