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California's AB 218 and the Extended Window for Suing Schools

November 18, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Extended Window for Suing Schools
California's AB 218 and the Extended Window for Suing Schools In recent years, California Assembly Bill 218 (AB 218) has significantly altered the landscape for those accused of historic molestation and abuse cases. This new legislation, primarily focused on enabling survivors to seek justice long after the incidents occurred, presents unique challenges and implications for […]

The Prosecution Could Admit Evidence of Prior Crimes During Your Trial

November 13, 2024
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Paul Wallin
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The Prosecution Could Admit Evidence of Prior Crimes During Your Trial Imagine facing a courtroom where your past decisions reemerge as evidence against you. For many accused individuals, this scenario is not just a nightmare but a stark reality. Understanding when and how prior acts can be introduced as evidence in a trial is crucial. […]

A Path to Fairness How the California Racial Justice Act AB 256 Empowers the Accused

October 14, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Seeking Resentencing May Jeopardize Your Plea Bargain
A Path to Fairness: How the California Racial Justice Act AB 256 Empowers the Accused Introduction to the California Racial Justice Act AB 256 Imagine being accused of a crime and feeling that your fate rests not just on the facts but also on the color of your skin. This isn't a distant nightmare; it's […]

YOU CAN GO TO JAIL IF YOU TELL SOMEONE NOT TO REPORT A CRIME UNDER CALIFORNIA PC 136.1 

October 9, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Seeking Resentencing May Jeopardize Your Plea Bargain
YOU CAN GO TO JAIL IF YOU TELL SOMEONE NOT TO REPORT A CRIME UNDER CALIFORNIA PC 136.1  California PC 136.1 revolves around the crime of discouraging someone from reporting a crime, and its implications can be severe for those accused. Understanding the nuances of this statute is crucial, especially if you find yourself or […]

Who Qualifies for Mental Health Diversion?

October 3, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Burglary attorney
Who Qualifies for Mental Health Diversion? Navigating the criminal justice system can be daunting, especially for individuals struggling with mental health issues. Fortunately, California offers mental health diversion programs aimed at providing support and rehabilitation instead of punishment. If you've been accused of a crime and are considering mental health diversion, this comprehensive guide will […]

Do Not Speak To The Cops If They Want To Talk To You About A Possible Crime You May Be Accused Of

June 27, 2024
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Paul Wallin
child pornography laws
Do Not Speak To The Cops If They Want To Talk To You About A Possible Crime You May Be Accused Of People call us almost every day asking us whether they should speak to a police officer who wants to talk to them about a possible crime they may be accused of. Our answer […]

How We Can Help You Beat a “Three Strikes Case” In California

June 10, 2024
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Paul Wallin
criminal defense attorney
How We Can Help You Beat a “Three Strikes Case” In California If you are facing a “three strikes case” in California you are likely to be extremely worried about going to prison for many years. The three strikes law in California is very complicated. We have provided you with this very important information so […]

Will I Have To Pay Restitution If I Am Convicted Of A Crime?

May 20, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Supreme Court Ruling
Will I Have To Pay Restitution If I Am Convicted Of A Crime? People v. Berlin A woman was charged with misdemeanors, including a felony stalking charge. After placing her on mental health diversion, the court suspended her trial proceedings. Two years later, her case came on the calendar for a victim impact statement in […]

Can I Qualify For Mental Health Diversion To Avoid Going To Jail? Penal Code Section 1001.36

May 20, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Burglary attorney
Can I Qualify For Mental Health Diversion To Avoid Going To Jail? Penal Code Section 1001.36 Mental Health Diversion (MHD) in California is a legal procedure aimed at providing treatment for individuals who suffer from mental health disorders and are charged with criminal offenses. This initiative is designed to address the underlying mental health issues […]

A Prior Conviction May Be Resentenced With a Penal Code 1172.6 Petition

April 24, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Seeking Resentencing May Jeopardize Your Plea Bargain
A Prior Conviction May Be Resentenced With a Penal Code 1172.6 Petition People v. Estrada In People v. Estrada, the defendant was charged with various offenses related to a violent incident. The charges included murder, attempted murder, and assault with force likely to cause great bodily injury. The incident involved multiple individuals engaged in a […]
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