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What Constitutes Criminal Threats? (PC 422) While driving home from work, your car was rear-ended by another driver. After the two of you exited your respective vehicles, you angrily stated, “I’m going to punch your teeth out if I ever see you again!” Now, you are being accused of committing criminal threats in violation of […]
What You Need To Know If You Are Charged With “Criminal Threats” (PC 422) In California Criminal Threats can Be Charged as a Felony or a Misdemeanor A criminal threat under Penal Code 422 is a “wobbler” under California law which means that you can be charged with a felony or a misdemeanor by the […]
I am Accused of Criminal Threats - What Should I Do? - California Penal Code Section 422 You were angry and you directed a threatening statement at someone. You may have never meant for the threat to be taken seriously, but now you find yourself accused of criminal threats under California Penal Code Section 422. […]
Repeated Telephone Calls with an Intent to Annoy could Lead to a Misdemeanor Charge California Penal Code Section 653(m)(a) provides that every person who, with intent to annoy, telephones or makes contact by means of an electronic communication device with another and addresses to or about the other person any obscene language or any threat […]
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