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Why You Do Not Want a Public Defender Representing You

March 8, 2013

Paul Wallin
Why You Do Not Want a Public Defender Representing You Every day we receive many phone calls from persons who are being accused of serious crimes and are being represented by a public defender. They call a private California criminal defense attorney to ask to represent them because they feel strongly that their public defender […]

Attempted Manslaughter In Riverside

March 6, 2013

Paul Wallin
 Attempted Manslaughter In Riverside An attempted manslaughter charge is taken very seriously in Riverside and can result in very harsh consequences. If you or a loved one has been arrested for attempted manslaughter in Riverside, it is imperative that you contact a Riverside manslaughter defense attorney from Wallin & Klarich as soon as possible to […]

What Is Forgery In California? – California Penal Code Section 470

February 14, 2013
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Paul Wallin
What Is Forgery In California? – California Penal Code Section 470 Forgery in California pertains to a wide variety of crimes. Forgery can mean false checks, it can mean writing a will without authorization, and even filing false insurance claims. Under California Penal Code section 470, the idea behind all instances of forgery involves three […]

Charges For Possession of Meth With Intent To Sell In Victorville – California Health and Safety Code Section 11351

February 7, 2013
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Paul Wallin
Charges For Possession of Meth With Intent To Sell In Victorville – California Health and Safety Code Section 11351 Although being in possession of meth is in itself a crime with serious penalties, being in possession of meth with intent to sell in Victorville is prosecuted even more severely. Possession of Meth With Intent To […]

Help! My Name Is On The Child Abuse Central Index

February 6, 2013

Paul Wallin
Help! My Name Is On The Child Abuse Central Index The Child Abuse Central Index, or CACI, is a database managed by the Department of Justice containing reports of investigations of alleged physical abuse, sexual abuse, mental or emotional abuse, or severe neglect of a child. The Attorney General receives this data from county welfare […]

Prosecutorial Misconduct: Prosecutor Hides Evidence in Sex Crimes Case

January 30, 2013

Paul Wallin
Prosecutorial Misconduct: Prosecutor Hides Evidence in Sex Crimes Case A State Bar judge on January 18, 2013 found that a prosecutor was guilty of prosecutorial misconduct due to “suppressing evidence" and was ordered by the judge to suffer “public reprisal as his punishment”. Prosecutorial Misconduct In the case before the court the judge determined that […]

I Have A California DMV Negligent Operator Hearing And I Don’t Know What To Do! (CVC 12810)

January 28, 2013
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Paul Wallin
I Have A California DMV Negligent Operator Hearing And I Don’t Know What To Do! (CVC 12810) As your parents (maybe) told you when you turned sixteen, driving is a privilege, not a right. In California, the Department of Motor Vehicles has the ability to take away that privilege. The Negligent Operator Treatment System, or […]

Governor Brown Wants to End Court-Ordered Limit on Inmates Housed in State Prisons

January 17, 2013

Paul Wallin
Governor Brown Wants to End Court-Ordered Limit on Inmates Housed in State Prisons Governor Jerry Brown recently announced it was time to end a federal court-ordered cap on the number of inmates in state corrections facilities and “restore California’s rightful control of its prison system.” The Governor’s announcement comes after the State’s filing to a […]

Resentencing Can Still Be Refused To Inmates Convicted Under the Prior Three Strikes Law (California Penal Code 1170.126)

January 16, 2013
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Paul Wallin
Resentencing Can Still Be Refused To Inmates Convicted Under the Prior Three Strikes Law (California Penal Code 1170.126) Prior to Proposition 36, the old “Three Strikes Law” required you to be sentenced to 25 years to life in prison if you were convicted of any felony and had two prior “strike convictions.” Now, under the […]

Pregnant Inmates Can No Longer Be Handcuffed or Restrained During Labor (CPC 3407)

January 10, 2013

Paul Wallin
Pregnant Inmates Can No Longer Be Handcuffed or Restrained During Labor (CPC 3407) On January 1, 2013, California Penal Code section 3407 became law. This law relates to the rights and care of pregnant inmates. Under Penal Code section 3407, if you are a pregnant inmate you no longer may be restrained by leg irons, […]

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