Violation of probation with a weapon, that was no in possession. Got injured by the other person and had to have surgery and placed in jail. Not walking. Placed in jail hospital. Been there for two months before going to court. What would likely happen.
Since 1192.7(c) and 667.5(c) are nearly identical lists of the same crimes, Who, What, or How do you know if your crime is Serious or Violent? Many people profess that if the crime is listed in 667.5(c) it is automatically considered a Violent crime. So what is the criteria for it to be considered a […]
If a felony is serious or violent under California law then that felony is a “strike” in California. Not all felonies are strikes. In order to be a “serious” felony, it must be listed as a serious felony, penal code section 1192.7(c). IN order top be considered a “violent” felony, it must be listed under […]
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