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IF YOU WANT TO WIN YOUR CASE YOUR LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO GET THE BEST EVIDENCE BEFORE THE JURY OR JUDGE

December 2, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Wallin & Klarich Orange County Criminal Defense Attorneys Jury Trial
IF YOU WANT TO WIN YOUR CASE YOUR LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO GET THE BEST EVIDENCE BEFORE THE JURY OR JUDGE Insufficient Foundation In evidence law, "insufficient foundation" means that there hasn't been enough basic information or context provided for a piece of evidence to be considered reliable or relevant in a legal […]

The Prosecution Could Admit Evidence of Prior Crimes During Your Trial

November 13, 2024
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Paul Wallin
scales-of-justice
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. […]

When Can The Police Use Dogs To Search Your Vehicle?

October 30, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Illegal search of a vehicle during a traffic stop
When Can The Police Use Dogs To Search Your Vehicle? Ever wondered what your rights are when the police use dogs to search your vehicle? In California, the use of canine units during traffic stops raises many questions, especially for those accused of a crime. Understanding when and how police can legally deploy dogs to […]

The Prosecution Cannot Use Evidence Against You If It Was Obtained Outside The Scope Of A Search Warrant

October 24, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Burglary attorney
The Prosecution Cannot Use Evidence Against You If It Was Obtained Outside The Scope Of A Search Warrant In the legal world, understanding your rights is crucial, especially when it comes to search warrants and evidence. For accused individuals, the stakes are high. The evidence used against you can make or break your case. But […]

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 […]

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 […]

Non-Offending Parents Can Retain Custody Of Their Children In Child Abuse Cases

September 18, 2024

Paul Wallin
Burglary attorney
Non-Offending Parents Can Retain Custody Of Their Children In Child Abuse Cases When the unthinkable happens—your child suffers harm at the hands of your partner—the instinct to protect and retain custody becomes paramount. But what happens when you, the non-offending parent, find yourself in a legal battle to keep your child or children safe? This […]

How Wallin and Klarich Can Help You Fight Arson Charges In California

June 7, 2024
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Paul Wallin
Courtroom
How Wallin and Klarich Can Help You Fight Arson Charges In California If you’re accused of arson in California, understanding the intricacies of the legal process is crucial. This guide will walk you through what constitutes arson in the state, the legal process involved, your rights and legal advice, case studies, and the importance of […]

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 […]

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