Grand Theft vs. Petty Theft: Why the Charge Matters Under California Law Facing a theft charge can be a daunting experience, especially when you’re unsure of its implications. Theft is a broad category under California law, but the distinction between grand theft and petty theft can significantly impact the severity of the penalties you face. […]
How To Beat A Grand Theft With A Firearm Charge - Penal Code Sections 487, 12022.5 Facing a grand theft with a firearm charge can be daunting, especially with the severe consequences that come with it. However, understanding the legal landscape and potential defense strategies can make a significant difference. This blog aims to provide […]
Can You Face Grand Larceny Charges for Not Returning a Found Wallet? A man in Carson who allegedly found a wallet left behind at a restaurant is facing felony grand larceny charges. According to reports, the man happened to stumble upon the wallet left on the counter containing almost $1,200 in cash while picking up […]
Client Maintains Employment After Having Grand Theft And Burglary Charges Against Her Dismissed (PC 487(a), PC 459-460(b)) Recently one of our client maintained her employment after having grand theft and burglary charges against her dismissed. Experienced criminal defense attorney, Matthew B. Wallin, obtained this result after reaching an agreement with the prosecutor to drop both […]
Punishment for Grand Theft in California (PC 487) Theft crimes are among the most commonly prosecuted property crimes in California. Theft crimes may range from the offense of petty theft, to the more serious crime of grand theft. Stealing over a thousand dollars from an employer can result in a felony charge of embezzlement. Grand […]
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