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• Category: Appeals
  • Appeal Court Reverses Murder Conviction After Jury Confusion Over Self-Defense Instructions
  • Racially Charged Police Remarks Can Open the Door to a New Hearing—and Possibly a Reversed Conviction
  • Veteran Wins Appeal for Resentencing Under California Law
  • Appeals Court Allows Man to Withdraw Guilty Plea After Lawyer Failed to Explain Immigration Consequences
  • It May Not Be Too Late to Appeal Your Criminal Conviction
  • Setting Aside a Guilty Plea Due to Mental Unfitness: What You Need to Know
  • Understanding Your Rights Under California Penal Code 1172.1: A New Path to Resentencing
  • How Criminal Appeals and Penal Code 1172.6 Can Transform Life Sentences
  • Why Hiring an Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney Matters: A Cautionary Tale from the Racial Justice Act
  • When Appeals Matter: How a Murder Conviction Can Be Reversed in California
  • Can I Appeal A Harsh Sentence?
  • IF YOU WANT TO WIN YOUR CASE YOUR LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO GET THE BEST EVIDENCE BEFORE THE JURY OR JUDGE
  • It May Not Be Too Late To Challenge Your Prior Criminal Conviction and Sentence
  • You Need An Experienced Criminal Defense Lawyer Fighting For You When The Prosecutor Refuses To Comply With Your Legal Right To Obtain Critical Evidence In Your Favor
  • You Could Have Your Conviction Reversed If Your Lawyer Did Not Represent You Adequately
  • How We Try To Get Your Conviction Reversed If You Can Show A Key Witness Lied At Your Trial And You Were Found Guilty
  • Criminal Appeals in Irvine, CA: When and How to Challenge Convictions 
  • The Ins and Outs of Criminal Appeals: When and How to Challenge Convictions
  • Understanding the California Criminal Justice Process: From Arrest to Trial
  • Can You Appeal A Conviction Years Later?
  • People v. Phillips (2022) | Beware: Your Prior Arrests May Come Back To Haunt You?
  • How Newly Discovered Evidence Can Be Raised While Your Case Is On Appeal
  • People v. Brown (2021): Police Search of Pockets without Probable Cause Unconstitutional
  • San Diego Trial Court Imposes 5 Year Enhancement for Burglary [PC 1192.5]
  • New Law Helps Exonerated People Get Their Life Back
  • New Notice Requirements if You Wish to Terminate Probation Early
  • A Change in the Law Makes Probation Life a Little Easier
  • CAN YOUR TEENAGER BE TRIED AS AN ADULT?
  • COURT RULES CERTIFICATE OF PROBABLE CAUSE NOT REQUIRED IN CERTAIN APPEALS
  • When You are Found Guilty by a Jury, It is Not the End of the Game
  • Is it Too Late to Appeal My Conviction?
  • How to Attack Your Prior Guilty Plea on Immigration Grounds (PC 1473.7)
  • How to Fight School Expulsion (Education Code 48900)
  • Can You Appeal a Felony Conviction in California?
  • The Difference Between a Motion for a New Trial and an Appeal
  • Why You Should Never Give Up On Your Criminal Appeal
  • Can You Appeal Your Sentence?
  • Appealing a Criminal Conviction in California
  • 6 Steps to Help You Win Your Criminal Appeal
  • I Won My Appeal in California Appellate Court. What Happens Now?
  • The 5 Dumbest Criminal Appeals
  • My Motion for a New Trial was Denied. What Do I Do Now?
  • What is the Difference Between a Motion for a New Trial and an Appeal?
  • How You Can Get a New Trial if the Wrong Jury Instructions Were Given
  • Demanding Your Right to a Speedy Trial: If You Choose to Snooze, You May Lose
  • 5 Things You Should Immediately Do if You Want to Appeal a Felony Conviction in California
  • Your Loved One Could Get a New Trial if the Prosecutors Fail to Turn Over Evidence to Your Lawyer
  • What Can An Orange County Appellate Lawyer Do For Me?
  • Defendant Sentenced to 25 Years for Carjacking, Robbery and Kidnapping Appeals $10 Fine
  • Illegal Immigrant can be Lawyer in California
  • If a Dog is Used to Convict You, the Dog Better Have a Strong Sense of Smell or Your Conviction Could Be Reversed
  • Conviction for Robbery Reversed by Court of Appeals (PC 211)
  • OJ Simpson is trying for a “Hail Mary” Motion for a New Trial
  • Prosecution Fails to Disclose Police Officer’s History of Lying
  • Should I Hire A Los Angeles Appellate Lawyer?
  • California Court Of Appeal Rules That Medical Marijuana Use Is Not A Basis To Detain A Child From His Father
  • Appeals Process: How Do You Appeal A Criminal Case? (PC 1237)
  • If Prosecutors Unlawfully Withold Evidence From You In Your Case You May Have Grounds For A New Trial Or Even A Dismissal
  • What Can I Do If My Son Was Wrongfully Convicted Of A Crime And He Was Sentenced To Prison?
  • As Wallin And Klarich Predicted, Bustamante’s Attorney Demands In Motion To Dismiss Charges Due To DA’s Prejudicial Comments
  • The Evidence Suppressed by a Judge can be Used Against You at a Probation Violation Hearing
  • One Criminal Act Means One Punishment and One Punishment Alone
  • Orange County Man Wins Appeal in Online Child Prostitution Sting
  • Hiring the Wrong Criminal Defense Attorney Can Lead to More Punishment Down the Road
  • Supreme Court Set to Rule Whether Police can Track Citizens with GPS Devices Without a Warrant
  • Wallin & Klarich Wins Appeal For Client Accused of Sex Crimes
  • Does permitting a victim to testify via closed-circuit television violate the defendant’s sixth amendment rights to confront the witnesses against him when there was no direct inquiry into how the victim would feel about testifying in the defendant’ presence?
  • Federal Court Overturns Conviction Of Teen Convicted Of Mass Murder In 1993 Due To Inadequate Miranda Warnings And A Coerced Confession
  • California DMV Hearings – Court of Appeals Determined Individual's Due Process Rights were Violated
  • OJ Simpson Conviction For Robbery And Kidnapping Upheld On Appeal
  • California State Court Decision To Use Appellant’s Silence Against Him At Trial Violated The Fifth Amendment; Ninth Circuit Grants Habeas Petition
  • Juvenile Defendant In California Granted New Trial Where His Lawyer Provided Ineffective Assistance Of Counsel
  • The California Courts of Appeal 4th Appellate District Recently Ruled that Juror Misconduct Created Juror Bias that was Detrimental to the Defendant and Was a Basis for a New Trial.
  • California Appeals Court Holds That A School Security Officer Is Not A “Public Officer” In Juvenile Criminal Case
  • Trial Court Abused Its Discretion In Failing To Grant Continuance After Appellant’s Attorney Was Arrested On Day Of Trial
  • California Court Of Appeal Rules That Lack Of Expert Identification Witness Was Not Ineffective Assistance Of Counsel
  • San Francisco Crime Lab’s Mishandling of Evidence May Lead to New Trial for Federal Defendant
  • Crime in One County Can be Joined with a Crime in Another County - California Penal Code Section 288
  • What Happens When a Judge Miscalculates a Pronounced Sentence?
  • What is the Difference Between an Appeal and a Writ of Habeas Corpus?
  • Defendant's Conviction is Reversed when Appeals Court Rules Prosecutorial Misconduct Where Prosecution Attempted to Define "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" by Using a Jigsaw Puzzle
  • California Supreme Court Holds that Murder Accomplice is Not Liable For First Degree Murder When the Victim Killed a Coconspirator - Penal Code Section 664(a)
  • Jury Instruction was Correct in Child Molestation Case
  • Mandatory Sex Offender Registration Overturned by California Court of Appeal - California Penal Code Section 288
  • Defendant Sentenced to Sixteen Years in Prison Plans to Appeal Murder Conviction
  • Appealing Your Conviction: How Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Can Get You a New Trial
• Category: Arraignment
  • Held Too Long, Case Thrown Out: Why Benavides v. Superior Court Reinforces California’s 10-Day Rule
  • COVID-19 is Not an Excuse: Courts Must Hold Preliminary Hearings Within 60 Days of Arraignment
  • What is an Arraignment in California?
• Category: Arrest
  • The Court Cannot Take Legal Custody Away From Father Of Child Even If He Is In Prison If He Has Created A Proper Care Plan For His Children
  • California Supreme Court Limits Three Strikes Law: What This Means for Gang-Related Convictions
  • Orange County Jailhouse Informant Scandal: DOJ Agreement Signals the End of Unconstitutional Practices
  • Why Defense Counsel Should Be Engaged Before an Arrest
  • What to Do If You're Falsely Accused: Critical First Steps to Protect Your Rights
  • California Proposition 36 Could Lead to More Deportations
  • How We Can Help You Beat a “Three Strikes Case” In California
  • Never Talk To Someone In A Jail Cell With You As You May Be Talking To A Cop
  • What Crimes Require An Ankle Monitor In California?
  • California's Assault Weapon Ban
  • How Does Bail Work? Posting Bail In Irvine, CA 
  • Top 5 Things NOT To Do If You Have A Warrant For Your Arrest 
  • 5 Things You Can’t Do If You Have a Warrant for Your Arrest 
  • District Attorney Wants to Raise Your Bail? How Hiring the Right Defense Attorney Can Save You Money & Peace Of Mind
  • 5 Inconvenient Things about Life with an Arrest Warrant
  • California Courts Fighting to Keep the Old Felony Murder Rule
  • Success Stories: Grand Theft at a House Party [PC 487]
  • Help! An Arrest Warrant Has Been Issued for Me in California
  • What Can Happen If You Disclose a Sealed Arrest Record? (PC 851.91)
  • What Sealing Your Arrest Record Does and Does Not Do (PC 851.91)
  • The Court Process for Sealing an Arrest Record Under PC 851.91
  • The Burden of Proof When Sealing Your Arrest Record (PC 851.91)
  • How to Find Out if I Have a Warrant Out for Me
  • 10 Mistakes People Make After Being Arrested
• Category: Arson
  • How “Malice” Can Make All The Difference In Arson Cases
  • How Wallin and Klarich Can Help You Fight Arson Charges In California
  • Arson Charges in California – PC 451
  • What Is Arson Under California Law - Penal Code Section 451 and 452
  • Man in San Bernardino Facing Death Penalty for Murder after Allegedly Setting Fire and Causing 5 Deaths
  • The Mens Rea of Arson - What Must Prosecutors Prove? California Penal Code Section 451
• Category: Assault
  • Southern California Man Arrested for Privacy Crimes Involving Minors
  • Facing PC 245 Charges? Understanding Assault with a Deadly Weapon in California
  • Facing PC 245 Charges? Here’s What You Need to Know
  • If You Are Accused Of An Assault Charge In California Can You Make A Winnable Self-Defense Argument? "What is "Justifiable Force"? Penal Code Section 245
  • Simple Assault vs. Aggravated Assault in Irvine: Legal Distinctions and Consequences
  • Will Smith v. Chris Rock | Should Celebrity Status Allow a Crime to go Unpunished?
  • In re Viehmeyer: Can a Person Be Eligible For Early Parole Under Prop 57 if She is Convicted of Violent and Non-violent Felonies?
  • IF YOU PUNCH A COP YOU LIKELY WILL GO TO JAIL!!!
  • Is Assault a Misdemeanor or Felony? (PC 240)
  • California Hate Crime Laws
  • Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon (PC 245)
  • Self-Defense in Assault with Deadly Weapon Cases (PC 245)
  • Self-Defense in Assault Cases in California
  • What is a Deadly Weapon under California Assault with a Deadly Weapon Laws? (PC 245)
  • What is the Difference Between Assault and a Hate Crime?
  • Orlando Bloom vs. Justin Bieber and Assault or Battery
  • The "Knockout Game" is a Crime, Not a Game
  • Penalties for Assault While Publicly Intoxicated in Los Angeles (Penal Code Section 240)
  • I Am Accused of Assault And Battery in Riverside (PC 240 and 242)
  • I Am Wrongfully Accused Of Assault And Battery In Orange County (PC 240 – PC 243)
  • What to do if charged with assault in LA County
  • Charged With an Assault in San Diego Under California Penal Code 240 PC
  • Actor Charlie Sheen Pleads "Not Guilty" to Domestic Violence Charges Including Assault - California Penal Code Section 240
  • How an Experienced Southern California Defense Attorney Can Help Your Case If You Are Charged With Assault and Have Previous Convictions - California Penal Code 240
• Category: Assault with a deadly weapon
  • How to Cope With Assault With a Deadly Weapon Charges in California
  • Is Your Car Key a Deadly Weapon? (PC 245(a)(1))
  • How to Get Assault with a Deadly Weapon Charges Dropped (PC 245(a)(1))
  • Gun Violence Restraining Orders in California Aim to Curb Mass Shootings
  • I Am Accused of Assault with a Deadly Weapon in San Bernardino (PC 245)
  • Punishment for Felony Offenders Charged with Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Riverside (PC 245)
  • Defenses to Assault with a Deadly Weapon Charges in Los Angeles
  • Could You Be Charged with a Crime if Your Dog Bites Someone?
  • What Punishment Will I Receive if Convicted of Assault with a Deadly Weapon? (California Penal Code 245)
  • When is Assault with a Deadly Weapon a Felony?
  • 4 Defenses to Assault with Deadly Weapon Charges (California Penal Code Section 245)
  • Three Ventura County Men Arrested On Allegations Of Robbery (PC 211)
  • Possible Defenses to Assault With a Deadly Weapon
  • Burglary and Assault with a Deadly Weapon - California Penal Code Section 459 & 245(a)(1)
• Category: Bail
  • Understanding the Right to Automatic Bail Review in California
  • Wallin & Klarich Client Did Not Have To Post Bail And Was Released From Custody Due To Successful Defense Argument
  • Why You Should Always Hire A Criminal Defense Lawyer Before Bailing Out If You Have Been Accused Of A Crime
  • No Bail for Misdemeanors and Infractions in LA County
  • District Attorneys Challenging Inmates Released Under No Bail Order
  • How California’s No Cash Bail System Will Work
  • Will You Be Granted Bail While Your Appeal is Pending
  • Why Bail is Denied (PC 1275)
  • Are There Any Instances in Which a Judge Can Deny Bail? (PC 1271)
  • What is a 1275 Hold? (California Penal Code Section 1275)
  • How to Prepare for a 1275 Hearing and Obtain Bail
  • The 5 Best Tips to Avoid Paying Too Much in Bail Bond Fees
  • How Can A Criminal Attorney Help Me Post Bail in California?
  • My Husband Is In Custody, How Can I Get Him Out? (PC 1203.018)
  • Will You Be Granted Bail Pending Appeal?
  • How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 3: Bail Review Hearing, California Penal Code 1268 - 1270
• Category: Battery
  • The Primary Defenses To A Battery On A Police Officer Charge - Penal Code Sections 243(b), 243(c)
  • The Difference Between Corporal Injury on a Spouse and Battery (PC 242, 243)
  • Can Spitting on Someone’s Food Lead to Charges of Battery in California? (California Penal Code Section 242)
  • First Time Offender; Will I Go To Jail For Battery In Los Angeles? PC 242
  • I Need A Restraining Order Against Someone In Orange County; What Do I Do??
  • Battery on a Spouse
• Category: Brandishing a Deadly Weapon
  • What You Need To Know If Facing Charges Of Brandishing A Deadly Weapon. (PC 417)
• Category: Burglary
  • The Difference Between Robbery and Burglary in California: Legal Definitions That Matter
  • Commercial vs. Residential Burglary: Different Charges, Different Defenses
  • How To Beat A Burglary Charge - Penal Code Sections 459, 460
  • What Does A Prosecutor Have To Prove In A PC 459 Burglary Case?
  • What is Attempted Burglary? (PC 459 & PC 664)
  • What are Burglary Tools? (PC 466)
  • Lack of Intent as a Defense in Burglary Cases (PC 459)
  • Is Burglary a Felony or Misdemeanor? (PC 459)
  • How California Law Distinguishes Burglary Offenses
  • What is the Difference Between 1st and 2nd Degree Burglary in Los Angeles?
  • The Dangerous Consequences of Burglary
  • Can You Be Arrested for Burglary If You Didn’t Take Anything? (California Penal Code 459)
  • Can You Be Charged With Burglary When You Didn't Commit the Act of Burglary?
  • The Crimes in “The Hangover” Would Send the Wolfpack to Prison
  • One Act, One Punishment: Check Forgery and Commercial Burglary in Orange County as a Single Objective (Penal Code Sections 460, 470, 654)
  • Attempted Burglary vs. Burglary in Ventura County: What’s the Difference?
  • Home Alone Bandits Would Face Serious Time if Convicted of Their “Crimes”
  • Breaking into a Home that is Not Inhabited is Not First Degree Burglary - California Penal Code Section 460
  • An Individual Who Is Convicted Of Burglary Can Face Serious Punishments
  • Attempted Burglary Charges (California Penal Code 459)
  • Does Opening a Garage Door with a Remote Control With the Intent to Commit Burglary Constitute a Burglary Under California Penal Code Section 459?
  • What Do I Do If I’m Accused of Burglary? – PC 459
  • I’m Charged with Burglary in San Diego – What Should I Do Next?
  • Burglary Conviction Dismissed Due To Speedy Trial Violation (PC 1382)
  • Defendant is Entitled to Claim of Right Defense Jury Instruction Where He Was Charged With Aiding and Abetting Burglary
• Category: CACI
  • Is It a Crime to Leave Your Child at Home Alone?
  • Hiring an Attorney for Your CACI Grievance Hearing Can Help You Have Your Name Removed From The Central Index
  • The Power Social Workers Have: CACI Information (WIC 300))
  • Child Abuse Central Index (CACI). What is CACI?
• Category: Carjacking
  • 6 Things You Need to Know About Carjacking
  • What's the Difference Between Carjacking and Grand Theft Auto? (PC 215, PC 487)
  • Want to Recreate the Movie Speed? Be Prepared for Serious Prison Time
  • What is Carjacking in California? (PC 215)
  • Armed Man Pushes Woman Out of Car- California Penal Code Section 215
• Category: Certificate of Rehabilitation
  • Cleaning Up Your Criminal Record in Southern California: How to Obtain a Certificate of Rehabilitation
  • What Crimes Can A Governor Pardon In California?
  • Why Would a Certificate of Rehabilitation Help Me?
  • A Certificate of Rehabilitation May Help You Be Rem oved from Internet Disclosure
  • How A Certificate of Rehabilitation Can Stop Sex Offender Registration
  • 10 Reasons You May Not Be Eligible for a Certificate of Rehabilitation
  • It May Be the Perfect Time to Apply for a Governor’s Pardon
  • The Pros and Cons of a Certificate of Rehabilitation
  • Wallin & Klarich Successfully Obtains a California Governor’s Pardon for Client
• Category: Child Dependency
  • Can a DUI Lead to Losing Custody of Your Child?
  • Child Services Agencies Have to Follow Up After Child Removal Proceedings
  • Court Holds That A Parent with A “Drug Problem” Can Retain Custody of Their Child If They Provide Adequate Care To Their Child - Welfare and Institutions Code Section 300(b)
  • THE COURT CANNOT TAKE YOUR KIDS AWAY JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVE A CRIMINAL RECORD OR BECAUSE YOU HAVE GONE TO PRISON
  • 10 Important Tips to Help You Decide Which Child Dependency Attorney to Hire
  • What is the Purpose of the Child Dependency Court? (WI 300)
  • Example of a Child Dependency Case Plan
  • Why You Need to Hire a Lawyer for Your Child Dependency Case (WI 300)
  • Can the Court Terminate Your Parental Rights in a Child Dependency Case? (WI 300)
  • The 3 Most Common Ways a Child Dependency Case Starts (WI 300)
  • What is a Child Dependency Hearing? (WI 300)
  • Will I Have Custody of My Child During a Child Dependency Case? (Welfare and Institutions Code 300)
• Category: Child Endangerment
  • Can a Parent Be Charged with Murder If They Fail to Protect Their Child?
  • How to Fight Child Endangerment Charges (PC 273a)
  • Can You Be Charged with Child Endangerment if You Left Your Child with a Family Member Who Injured Your Child? (PC 273a)
  • Are You Violating California Law If You Spank Your Child?
  • How to Prove False Allegations of Child Abuse
  • 5 Unusual Cases of Child Abuse
  • What Charges Can You Face for Leaving Your Child in a Car? (California Penal Code Section 273a)
  • What are Mandatory Reporting Laws? (Penal Codes 11164 – 11174.3)
  • Consequences of Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child in Ventura County (PC 288.5)
  • Consequences Of A DUI While Child Was In The Car (CVC 23152/ PC 273(A)
  • What You Need To Know About The Law of Child Endangerment in California PC 273(a)
  • Manslaughter Charges Brought up in Garden Grove Child Neglect Case
  • I’m Charged With Corporal Injury On A Child In San Diego – What Should I Do Next?
  • P.C. 206, P.C. 236, P.C. 273d(A) – Guilty Pleas For Three People Accused Of Abusing 16-Year-Old Boy
• Category: child molestation
  • Navigating the Storm of False Molestation Allegations - Penal Code 288
  • When Family Accusations Turn Legal A Guide for Families Facing Molestation Allegations
  • Understanding Court Criteria in Child Abuse Cases Involving Young Children: A Guide for Parents and Guardians
  • Mistake of Age Is Not a Valid Defense to Lewd Acts with a Minor Charges
  • What is the Statute of Limitations for Child Molestation Charges?
  • How California Teachers Can Protect Themselves Against False Abuse Allegations
  • How to Fight Child Molest Charges (PC 288)
  • Sexual Gratification in a Lewd Acts with a Minor Case (PC 288)
• Category: Child Pornography
  • Federal Sentencing Enhancements for Child Pornography Cases
  • Does the Fourth Amendment Protect a Person from Private Searches?
  • Relief From Sex Offender Registration for Child Pornography Convictions – PC 311.11(a)
  • Sentence Enhancements for Child Pornography Crimes
  • Peer-to-Peer Sharing Could Lead to Child Pornography Charges
  • What is Obscene Matter in a Child Pornography Case?
  • Punishment for Federal Child Pornography Convictions
  • Is It Child Pornography if the Images are Altered? (PC 311.11)
  • Will I Go To Jail If I Am Charged With Distribution of Child Pornography? (California Penal Code Section 311.1(A))
  • What Do I Do If I Am Facing Charges of Possession of Child Pornography (PC 311.11)?
  • Perez Hilton Tweets Upskirt Photo Of 17-Year-Old Miley Cyrus; Cyrus Will Not Press Charges – California Penal Code Section 311.3(A), (B)(5)
• Category: College
  • Fighting for Students’ Rights: Matthew B. Wallin
  • The 10 Most Common Spring Break Crimes
• Category: Community
  • Wallin & Klarich Excited to Help Fund Whittier Community Theatre
  • Wallin & Klarich Sponsors Torrance Little League Baseball
  • Bicycle Club of Irvine Partners with Wallin & Klarich
  • Wallin & Klarich Gold Sponsor of Santiago Hills PTA Event
  • PAUL WALLIN GUEST SPEAKER FOR AVID STUDENTS AT COLUMBUS TUSTIN MIDDLE SCHOOL
  • Paul Wallin Is Guest Speaker for AVID Students at CTMS
• Category: Concealed Weapons/Possession of Firearms
  • Understanding Recent Changes in Public Carry Laws: A California Perspective
  • How To Beat A Grand Theft With A Firearm Charge - Penal Code Sections 487, 12022.5
  • Consequences of Bringing Weapons on California School Grounds
  • What You Need to Know About California’s Knife Laws 
  • Ghost Guns: California’s Legal Requirements for Self-Made Firearms
  • Federal Consequences of Possessing or Discharging a Gun in a School Zone
  • 6 Common Misconceptions About the Right to Bear Arms
  • How to Properly Obtain a Carry Concealed Weapon License in California (Penal Code Sections 26150 and 26155)
  • Want to Get a Gun under New Orange County Concealed Weapon Laws? Just Say Self-Defense
  • There Are Many Potential Defenses To A Charge Of Carrying A Concealed Firearm In California
  • Carrying a Concealed Weapon in Orange County can Result in Felony Charges in California (PC 12025)
  • Actual and Constructive Gun Possession in California and Implications for Former Felons
  • California’s 10-20-Life Law Under the Microscope
  • I’m a convicted felon who has been charged with constructive possession of a firearm. Do I have any defenses? California Penal Code Section 12021
  • Commiting A Robbery In California With A Firearm Can Mean 10 Additional Years In State Prison On Top Of The Base Sentence
• Category: Corporal Injury On a Spouse
  • The Primary Defenses To A Corporal Injury To A Spouse Charge - Penal Code Section 273.5
  • What Happens When a Witness Doesn’t Want to Testify in a Corporal Injury on a Spouse Case? (PC 243(e)(1) and PC 273.5)
  • Possible defenses for corporal injury on a spouse Penal Code 273.5
  • What is Domestic Violence under Penal Code 243(e) in California?
  • Corporal Injury To Spouse Does Not Require An “Injury” To The Victim For a Conviction
  • Corporal Injury to a Spouse Sentencing & Punishment with Prior Convictions
• Category: Criminal Charges
  • Court Rules Misdemeanor Case Must Be Dismissed When Jury Trial Did Not Begin Within 45 Days
  • Loose Marijuana in Your Car Does Not Automatically Justify a Search: What Sellers v. Superior Court Means for Your Case
  • People v. Zapata: When Do Police Violate Your Rights After You Ask for a Lawyer?
  • Court Rules Public Defenders May Decline Racial Justice Act Habeas Cases: What Accused Individuals Need to Know
  • Bail in California: The Law Presumes Release — Not Jail
  • When Can a Minor Be Tried as an Adult in California?
  • When a Court Ignores Mental Health Experts: How Siam v. Superior Court (People)Strengthens Mental Health Diversion Rights in California
  • DUI Second-Degree Murder: Understanding California's Watson Murder Rule
  • Arrested After an Online Sting? A California Court Just Reversed a Conviction Based on Mistake of Age
  • If The DA Prosecuting You Is Found To Have Spoken To The Judge About Your Case You Have A Good Shot At Getting Your Conviction Reversed
  • When Your Lawyer Isn't Ready
  • Conviction Reversed In Rape Case Where Judge Refused To Give Battery Instruction To Jury
  • A 20-Year Sentencing Error Gets Exposed: How People v. Cervantes Opens the Door to New Resentencing Relief
  • Owing Victim Restitution? You Can Still Clear Your Record: What People v. Murphy Means for You
  • U.S. Driving Law Changes: What California Drivers Should Know
  • Can My Lawyer Get My Criminal Case Dismissed If The District Attorney Waits A Long Time To File Charges?
  • WHAT CAN YOU DO IF YOUR LAWYER FAILED TO REPRESENT YOU PROPERLY AND YOU WERE CONVICTED OF A CRIME?
  • Juvenile Arrests in California: The Most Common Offenses and How A Criminal Defense Attorney Can Help
  • First-Time Restraining Order Violations: What You Need to Know
  • Can I Be Charged for Not Reporting a Crime in California?
  • Can You Be Convicted of Murder Even If You Were Not Driving at the Time of the Collision?
  • What Happens at Your First Court Appearance? A Criminal Defense Attorney Explains
  • Can Prosecutors Add Charges to My Case?
  • When Jury Instructions Misstate the Law: Understanding "Force" in California Sex Offense Cases
  • You Can Face Federal Criminal Charges If You Photograph Or Videotape The “Private Parts” Of Another Person Without Their Consent
  • Charged with Watson Murder? Why You Need an Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney
  • Things To Know When Facing A DUI Trial: Prior Enhancements
  • Can My Case Be Dismissed for Speedy Trial Violations?
  • The Difference Between Misdemeanors and Felonies in California
  • What You Need to Know About Pitchess Motions in California
  • Orange County Man Faces Life Sentence for Threatening Judge: Understanding California's Criminal Threat Laws
  • Veterans in California May Qualify for Military Diversion Without Proving Their Service Directly Caused the Offense
  • When the Prosecutor Screws Up You Need to Hire an Experienced Criminal Defense Lawyer to Help You Get Your Loved One Out of Prison
  • Can a Change in Evidence Rules Overturn My Sentence?
  • Your Right to Legal Counsel: Protections for Defendants Seeking to Withdraw Pleas Due to Immigration Consequences
  • California Attorney General Takes Action: The Ongoing Crisis in LA County Jails
  • California Supreme Court Overturns Death Sentence in Orange County Case Due to Gang Law Changes
  • Things To Know When Facing A DUI Trial: Permissive Inference
  • Things To Know When Facing A DUI Trial: Bifurcation Motions
  • Things To Know When Facing A DUI Trial: Pre-Arrest Procedures and Field Sobriety Tests
  • Things To Know When Facing A DUI Trial: DUI Drug Offenses | California VC 23152
  • Things To Know When Facing A DUI Trial: Implied Consent in California
  • Civil vs. Criminal Cases: What Happens When They Collide?
  • Court Upholds Controversial Jailhouse Sting Operation: What Police Can (and Cannot) Do Before Questioning You
  • Mental Health Diversion Can Be Available Even When Diagnosis Comes After the Crime
  • Federal Immigration Conviction Overturned Due to Weak Evidence: Why Strong Legal Representation Matters Now More Than Ever
  • When Probation Conditions Go Too Far: California Court Protects Rights While Upholding Public Safety
  • Even in the Most Serious Sex Crime Cases, the Law Still Controls
  • How the Right Lawyer Can Overturn an Unjust Conviction
  • Can the Court Order Victim Restitution 30 Years After Sentencing? The California Court Says Yes.
  • Former OC Supervisor Gets 5 Years for $12M COVID Relief Fraud: What It Means for You
  • Can You Be Banned from All Social Media as a Condition of Probation? The Court Says YES
  • Want to Own a Gun? Avoid a Felony Conviction—Even a Nonviolent One
  • Can Prior Convictions Affect Federal Sentencing Enhancements?
  • ICE Agents Wait Outside Courthouses to Detain Undocumented Immigrants and People Are Terrified
  • Understanding the California Felony Murder Rule: What Accused Individuals Need to Know
  • Trump Administration's New Courthouse Immigration Policy: What You Need to Know
  • Why You Need an Experienced Lawyer in Criminal Trials
  • Newport Beach Attorney Sentenced in $8.7 Million Fraud Case: A Stark Reminder of the Stakes in White Collar Crime
  • Menendez Brothers Resentencing: How Resentencing Can Get You Out Of Jail Now
  • Unlocking Second Chances: How Penal Code Section 1172.1 Can Lead to Resentencing
  • Criminal Restitution Orders Following Civil Settlements in California 
  • The Importance of EvidenceCode Section 352 in Criminal Defense
  • Understanding Consent Laws: A Legal Defense Guide to California Penal Code 261
  • Understanding Selective Prosecution: Recent Court Ruling Raises New Questions
  • New California Law Expands Diversion Programs for Veterans: A Major Update for 2025
  • Mental Health Diversion is Working
  • Understanding Presidential and State Pardons: A Path to Second Chances
  • California Kidnapping Laws Explained: Penalties, Defenses, and Legal Rights
  • Online Sting Operations: Legal Defenses and Your Constitutional Rights 
  • Voluntary vs. Involuntary Manslaughter: Key Legal Differences You Need to Know 
  • The DA Cannot Use a Defendant's Race Against Him in Order to Obtain a Conviction 
  • DUI Vehicular Homicide Charges in California: Penalties and Defense Strategies
  • The Three Strikes Law in California: What Accused Individuals Need to Know
  • New Legislation and Task Force Tackle Wildfire-Related Looting
  • Department of Justice and Orange County District Attorney Reach Settlement Over Jailhouse Informant Violations
  • Recent Orange County Jail Bookings and Their Link to Prop 36 
  • Understanding California Manslaughter Laws and Your Defense Options
  • Can a DA Turnover Information About the Mental State of a Victim?
  • Can a District Attorney Appeal If a Judge Reduces a Felony to a Misdemeanor?
  • Understanding California's New Felony Murder Statute and What It Means for the Accused
  • Your Case Could Be Dismissed If the Judge Throws Evidence Out Due to an Unlawful Search
  • Pretrial Detention: When Time in Custody Becomes a Sentence
  • Protect Yourself: The Risks of Sharing Device Passwords with Loved Ones
  • Understanding "Upper Term" Sentencing and Unproven Aggravating Factors
  • Compassionate Release in California: A Comprehensive Guide
  • Why Objecting to Expert Testimony is Crucial in Legal Defense
  • Understanding Self-Defense as a Viable Defense in Murder Cases 
  • The Importance Of Challenging Police Searches
  • How The Newly Passed California Proposition 36 Will Impact Repeat Offenders
  • California Proposition 36 Just Passed … Now What?
  • IF YOU WANT TO WIN YOUR CASE YOUR LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO GET THE BEST EVIDENCE BEFORE THE JURY OR JUDGE
  • You Need A Criminal Lawyer Who Will Obtain All Of The Evidence The District Attorney Has Against You And Challenge That Evidence In Court
  • When Duty Calls Understanding Reporting Obligations for California Attorneys Accused of a Crime
  • What Kind Of Movement Constitutes Kidnapping?
  • How Aggravating and Mitigating Factors Can Alter Your Sentence Length
  • You Could Get Charged With Kidnapping For Moving An Alleged Victim Only 40 Feet?
  • What Is Restitution And How Does It Work?
  • Warning - Your Legal Obligation To Provide Restitution To The Victim In A Criminal Case May Persist Even After the Conclusion of Your Probation
  • The Jury and Not The Judge Will Decide What Your Sentence Will Be If You Are Convicted of Most Felonies - Penal Code Section 1170
  • The Effect of Active Probation on Petitions for Sealing Juvenile Records - Welfare and Institutions Code Section 786
  • Wallin & Klarich Client Got Her Felony Theft Charge Dismissed Due To Successful Defense Argument
  • We Can Help You Get Your Restraining Order Dismissed
  • Street Racing Can End Up Putting You In Jail In California - Vehicle Code Section 23109
  • US Supreme Court Rules That California Can Prohibit Dangerous Persons From Owning A Gun - Penal Code Section 29800
  • The Primary Defenses To A Robbery Charge - Penal Code Section 211
  • How Wallin & Klarich Can Successfully Fight A Hit-And-Run Charge For You - Vehicle Code Sections 20001, 20002
  • The Primary Defenses Against Drug Possession And Distribution Charges In California - Health And Safety Codes 11350, 11351, 11352, 11357, 11379
  • We Can Help You Get Your Serious Criminal Charges Dismissed
  • How To Beat A Drive-By Shooting Charge - Penal Code Section 26100 
  • How To Beat A Felony Reckless Driving Charge - Vehicle Code Section 23103
  • How to Successfully Fight Against A Perjury Charge - Penal Code Sections 118, 126, 127
  • How You Can Successfully Fight A Forgery Charge - Penal Code Sections 470, 473, 475, 476
  • How You Can Successfully Fight A Torture Charge - Penal Code Sections 206, 206.1, 12022.7
  • How To Beat A Hate Crime Charge - Penal Code Sections 422.55, 422.6, 422.7, 422.75
  • You Can Go To Prison If You Sell Marijuana To Minors - Health And Safety Code Section 11353
  • Do Not Speak To The Cops If They Want To Talk To You About A Possible Crime You May Be Accused Of
  • How Wallin & Klarich Can Successfully Fight A Kidnapping Charge For You - Penal Code Sections 207, 208, 209
  • A Prior Conviction May Be Resentenced With a Penal Code 1172.6 Petition
  • Navigating the Legal Maze: How to Find the Right Criminal Defense Attorney in Irvine, CA 
  • Understanding the Role of Character Witnesses in California Criminal Defense Cases
  • How Long Does The DA Have To File Charges In California?
  • Are There Open Carry Laws In California?
  • What Is “Reasonable Articulate Suspicion” | Traffic Stops
  • Do I Need A Criminal Lawyer?
  • People v. Pomar | You May Be Able To Prevent The Entire DA's Office From Prosecuting You
  • Federal Judge Blocks California Law Restricting Handgun Sales
  • 8,000 California Inmates Could be Released by August—Are you or your loved one eligible?
  • When is Defense of Others a Valid Legal Defense to Criminal Charges?
  • Can You Be Tried for the Same Criminal Charges More Than Once?
  • Is Indecent Exposure a Misdemeanor or a Felony? (PC 314)
  • 10 Steps You Need to Take if You are Charged with a Felony
  • Can You Face Criminal Charges for Threats on Facebook? (PC 422)
  • When is Hit and Run a Felony in California? (VC 20001)
  • Should You Talk to a Prosecutor if You are Accused of a Crime?
  • Can the Police Search Your Phone Without a Warrant?
  • How Criminal Charges are Filed
  • Category: Weapon Crime Charge
• Category: Criminal Conviction
  • California's "One-Gun-a-Month" Law Struck Down: What This Means for Gun Owners
  • Public Defenders Seek $120M as Prop 36 Strains Resources: What It Means for Justice in California
  • California’s 2022 Law Change and Its Impact on Accused Individuals
  • Mental Health Diversion in California: A Path to Recovery and Rehabilitation
  • YOU CAN GO TO JAIL IF YOU TELL SOMEONE NOT TO REPORT A CRIME UNDER CALIFORNIA PC 136.1 
  • Can a Defense Attorney Help Me If I Am Being Charged With A Felony?
  • When Can I Use 'Heat of Passion' As A Defense In My Murder Case?
  • People v. Peterson | What Does The Prosecutor Have To Prove To Convict You Of Stalking In California
  • New Federal Law That Would Increase The  Penalty for Carjacking is Politically Motivated Says Wallin and Klarich Senior Partner Paul Wallin
  • What Are Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude?
  • How Do Prosecutors Prove Hate Crimes?
  • Can My Children Be Taken Away if I Smoke Marijuana?
  • New Case Helps in the Fight against Felony Murder Convictions
  • Penalties for Possessing a Gun after a Felony Conviction (PC 29800)
  • Are Felony Convictions Public Record?
  • You Can’t Be Convicted of a Crime Unless All of the Elements are Proven (VC 2800.2)
  • Fees, Fines, and Freedom: The Cost of Being Convicted of a Crime
• Category: Criminal Defense
  • Racial Bias in the Jury Room Can Destroy a Fair Trial: Why a Conviction Was Reversed in U.S. v. Sanchez
  • Can a Probation Officer Send You to Jail for Violating Probation — or Does Only the Court Have That Power?
  • California Supreme Court Limits Felony Murder Liability for Non-Killers in People v. Morris
  • Proposed Changes To California’s Elderly Parole Program: What It Could Mean For Serious Offenders
  • Why a Conviction Isn’t the End: Two Cases That Prove You Should Never Give Up
  • Did You Plead Guilty Without Understanding the Immigration Consequences? Lessons from People v. Avena
  • How People v. Valencia Could Help Accused Individuals Facing Serious Charges
  • Southern California Counselor Accused of Sexually Abusing 13 Children
  • Ex-UCLA Teacher Convicted of Multiple Counts of Child Sexual Abuse
  • Tutor Accused of Molesting 2 Anaheim Students As His Trial Begins
  • Southern California Coach Arrested for Underage Sex Crimes Allegations
  • Navigating the Maze of California Penal Code Section 1172.6
  • When Should An Accused Individual Be Allowed To Withdraw Their Guilty Plea? Did You Make A Mistake In Pleading Guilty To A Crime You Did Not Commit? - Penal Code Section 1018
  • What Is A "Heat Of Passion" Defense?
  • All Barstow Traffic Tickets Must Now Appear in Needles or Victorville 
  • OC’s DNA Collection Program May Be Unconstitutional
  • Your Rights Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures in California
  • What Happens When Someone Presses Charges Against You?
  • What Does a Public Defender Do?
  • How to Get Out of Statutory Rape Charges
  • How You Can Take Steps To Withdraw Your Guilty Plea in California | 1473.3 motion to vacate
  • Can I Obtain A New Trial if the Judge Gave Wrong Jury Instructions?
  • How Long Does It Take to Press Charges?
  • How to Win a Revocation Hearing
  • How Much Is a Reckless Driving Ticket?
  • What Happens If Charges Are Dropped Before Trial?
  • How to Avoid Paying Restitution 
  • How Long Can You Be Held Without Bail? 
  • What Happens in a Hung Jury? 
  • What Are Sex Offenders Prohibited from Doing? 
  • What is the Minimum Sentence for Child Molesters Under California Penal Code 647.6 PC
  • Is Spanking a Child Illegal in California?
  • How Long After Being Molested Can You Press Charges in California?
  • People v. Avalos: Conviction Reversed Due to Miranda Violation 
  • People v. Ware: Specific Intent to Kill Required for Murder Conviction 
  • Even Lawyers Go to Prison for Stealing
  • Lack of Substantial Evidence Can Lead to Dismissal of Your Dependency Petition 
  • The Cost of a Lawyer in California
  • District Attorney’s Dirty Trick Violates the Constitution, Says U.S. Department of Justice
  • Is Intoxication a Defense in California Criminal Cases?
  • What Is the Entrapment Defense?
  • Fireworks Laws to Know for Your July 4th Celebration 
  • Penalties for Illegal Abortions in California 
  • People v. Reynoza: Dissuading A Witness
  • Three Very Important Things to Remember for Your Restraining Order Hearing
  • Man Charged With Vehicular Homicide After Starting Chain-Reaction Of Collisions
  • BIG Break For Those Facing Serious Jail Time In California
  • I am charged with a felony.  Can Wallin & Klarich help me get mental health diversion?
  • Could Be Convicted Of A Serious Felony In Some Cases Even If The Witness Who Identified You Doesn’t Testify At Trial
  • People vs. Nieves: Death Penalty Sentence Overturned
  • New Law Would Mean Prior Juvenile Strike Crime Convictions Could No Longer Be Used In Adult Court To Strike Out An Accused
  • Restitution Key to Getting Misdemeanor Plea Deal in Felony Grand Theft Case
  • California Defendants Accused of Crimes Often Wait Years Before Their Day in Court  
  • Your Fourth Amendment Rights May Protect You From Government Intrusion When At Your Home
  • IF SOCIAL WORKERS TAKE YOUR CHILD, CAN THE COURT DENY YOU ALL VISITATION WITH YOUR CHILD?
  • WHEN CAN YOU REQUEST MENTAL HEALTH DIVERSION?
  • Why Should I Hire Wallin & Klarich If I Have Been Served With A Restraining Order?
  • IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY ON PROBATION NEW LAW MAY ALLOW YOU TO SHORTEN OR GET OFF OR PROBATION NOW
  • Charged with felony domestic violence and felony false imprisonment
  • Embezzlement : Wallin & Klarich Client
  • Who Is Eligible to File For a Domestic Violence Restraining Order and What Is the Process Like?  
  • When the Victim Does Not Want to Prosecute
  • Can You Be Punished Twice For the Same Crime?
  • What Evidence Does A Prosecutor Need To Charge You With Hit and Run? [20002 VC]
  • Can a Criminally Accused Person Invoke Their 5th Amendment Privilege Against Self-Incrimination?
  • AB3234 Provides Those Accused of Many Misdemeanors A New Diversion Option To Avoid Jail And A Criminal Record
  • The Elderly Parole Program
  • Can Police Enter a Home When They are Chasing a Person for a Misdemeanor?
  • “Harmless Errors” By the Court May Not Affect the Verdict
  • If you were convicted under the Provocative Act Murder Rule you may not get relief under SB1437
  • What duty does an attorney owe to their client?
  • Changes to the Felony Murder Statute in California SB 1437
  • Can a Woman Be Charged For Murder For Overdosing on Methamphetamine in California?
  • In California, the Mere Presence of Lawfully Possessed Marijuana in a Vehicle Does Not Provide Probable Cause for Police to Search the Vehicle
  • California Penal Code 1170.95 Empowers Anyone with a Felony Murder Charge to Shorten Their Sentence
  • UPCOMING CHANGES TO PROBATION IN CALIFORNIA
  • What is the Right to Waive a Jury Trial?
  • When is it a Crime to Encourage Someone Not to Report a Crime?
  • Can My Accomplice Testify Against Me In Court?
  • Felony Murder Conviction Upheld Because Defendant Acted with Reckless Indifference for Human Life
  • Prop 57 May Not Apply To Juvenile Offenders Sentenced In A Trial Court
  • What is a "No-Contest" Plea? | A Breakdown
  • Can I Be Prosecuted as an Accessory if I Refuse to Testify?
  • Orange County Law Firm Will Offer Virtual Consultations Throughout the Duration of the COVID-19 Pandemic
  • SB 269 Statute of Limitations for Wrongful Convictions Extended
  • MAJOR CHANGES IN THE DEFINITION OF KIDNAPPING MADE BY CALIFORNIA APPELLATE COURT
  • Veterans Treatment Courts: An Option for Service Members
  • Understanding Your Miranda Rights
  • WE CAN HELP YOU SUBMIT AN APPLICATION ASKING PROSECUTORS TO REVIEW YOUR LOVED ONES CONVICTION IN LA COUNTY
  • Can You Be Jailed for Refusing to Unlock Your Phone?
  • IF YOU WERE CONVICTED OF A FELONY VEHICLE THEFT OFFENSE YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR THE FELONY TO BE REDUCED TO A MISDEMEANOR
  • Living With Felony Probation
  • Cleaning Up Your Record: Cases You Didn’t Know Could Be Removed
  • Factual Innocence and the C.A.R.E. Act: The Difference Between PC 851.8 and PC 851.91
  • Will a Disorderly Conduct PC 647(F) Conviction Prevent Me from Getting a Concealed Weapons Permit?
  • Juror Misconduct and Your Right to Appeal
  • California Cracking Down on Unauthorized Practice of Law (Business and Professions Code Section 6126)
  • Domestic Battery and Gun Rights (PC 243(e)(1))
  • Is It Illegal to Shoot a BB Gun in California? (PC 246.3)
  • How the Fourth Amendment Impacts Your DNA Rights
  • Is Domestic Battery a Felony or a Misdemeanor? (PC 243(e)(1))
  • The 4 Most Common Mistakes Defendants Make in Criminal Cases
  • The Elements Required to Add a Gang Enhancement to Your Sentence (PC 186.22(b))
  • Is It a Crime to Text Someone to Commit Suicide?
  • Is a Hate Crime a Felony? (PC 422.55)
  • Can Verbal Abuse Be Elder Abuse? (PC 368)
  • Can You Be Charged with Hit and Run if You Returned to the Scene? (VC 20001 & 20002)
  • Proposed California Law Would Expunge Marijuana Convictions
  • How a Ballistics Database Could Link You to a Crime Through Your Gun
  • Bill Banning Civil Arrests in Courthouses Makes Governor Brown’s Desk (SB 349)
  • What are the Penalties for Credit Card Fraud? (PC 484)
  • Legal Self Defense in California
  • What is a Specific Intent Crime?
  • What to Expect at a Preliminary Hearing
  • Is it a Crime to Lie to a Police Officer? (PC 148.5)
  • Supreme Court Rules Government Can’t Track Your Location Through Your Cellphone Without a Warrant
  • How a Judge’s Ruling Led to Bill Cosby’s Sexual Assault Conviction
  • Is the YouTube Female Viagra Prank the Crime of Date Rape?
  • Most Common Legal Defenses to Corporal Injury on a Spouse Charges (PC 273.5)
  • New California Law Allows Arrest Records to Be Sealed (PC 851.91)
  • How to Beat a Probation Violation Accusation
  • Key Differences Between Statutory Rape and Lewd Acts with a Minor (PC 261.5 and PC 288)
  • Can a Rape Victim Drop Charges? (PC 261)
  • Can You Have a Felony and Not Go to Jail? (PC 1170(h))
  • 5 Black Friday Crimes That’ll Make You Wait for Cyber Monday
  • California Extends Miranda Rights to Children 15 and Under
  • Sextortion is a Crime in California (PC 518)
  • What Does a Certificate of Rehabilitation Do?
  • Why You Should Apply for a Governor’s Pardon Now
  • 7 Things to Look for in an Orange County Appeals Attorney
  • What Happens at a Felony Sentencing Hearing in California?
  • What is a Split Sentence for a Felony Offense in California?
  • What is Realignment in California?
  • How to Get Probation Granted
  • Revenge Porn Laws: Is the Person in the Images Identifiable? PC 647(j)(4)
  • What Does Inflict Corporal Injury on a Spouse Mean? (PC 273.5)
  • Scientists Searching for Legal Limit for DUI Marijuana
  • Consequences of Selling Illegal Fireworks in California
  • What You Need to Know About House Arrest
  • Can You Be Arrested for Flying a Drone? (PC 402)
  • Filing Fake Tax Returns and California Tax Fraud (Revenue and Tax Code Section 19706)
  • The Dos and Don’ts at a DUI Checkpoint
  • How Giving a Child a Ride Home Could Get You in Serious Trouble (PC 207, 272(b), 278, 288)
  • What is the Difference Between Watson Murder and Vehicular Manslaughter?
  • Can I Be Charged with Auto Burglary If I Broke into a Car but Stole Nothing? (PC 459)
  • Is It Free Speech or a Hate Crime?
  • When is it Time for File a Motion for a New Trial? (PC 1181)
  • What is the Difference Between Robbery and Theft? (PC 211 vs PC 484)
  • When Does Domestic Violence Become a Felony in California?
  • Could Chewing Tobacco Lead to DUI Charges?
  • The Point System and Your Driver’s License
  • 10 Things Every Criminal Defendant Needs to Know
  • It May Never Be Too Late to Withdraw Your Guilty Plea
  • Should I Attempt to Withdraw My Plea? (PC 1018)
  • Is Blackmail a Crime of Extortion in California? (PC 524)
  • The High Cost of Insurance After a DUI
  • 13 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Criminal Defense Attorney
  • What are the Benefits of a Factual Innocence Motion?
  • 10 Signs You’re About to Hire the Wrong Criminal Defense Attorney
  • Using the Alibi Defense in a Burglary Case
  • Could Kanye West and Kim Kardashian Face Criminal Charges for Recording Taylor Swift Phone Call
  • The Basics of Making a Plea Agreement in Orange County
  • Are DUI Checkpoints Effective?
  • How Could You Get a DUI When You Weren’t Driving a Vehicle?
  • Can It Be a Crime to Defend Yourself in Your Home?
  • Raise Your Voice, Not Your Fists: A Guide to Lawful Protests
  • Is it a Crime to Warn Others about DUI Checkpoints?
  • I Received a Civil Demand Letter. What Should I Do?
  • How Your Attorney Can Challenge a DUI Blood Test
  • The Body-Induced Intoxication DUI Defense
  • Missed Your Court Date? Here’s What to Do Next
  • Legal Defenses to Bad Check Fraud Charges (PC 476)
  • What Does being Charged with a "Wobbler" Offense in California Mean?
  • Can a Single Crime Lead to Multiple Punishments?
  • As California Drought Continues, Water Theft Comes With Harsher Penalties
  • Penalties for Stealing Car Registration Tags (VC 4463)
  • How You May Be Able to Avoid Jail Time by Serving House Arrest
  • 4 Things You Can’t Do When a Warrant is Out for Your Arrest
  • Benefits of Having a Former Prosecutor as Your Defense Attorney
  • Avoiding Punishment for a Third Strike with a Romero Motion
  • Does an Anonymous Tip Give Police Probable Cause?
  • 6 Tips to Help You Get a Job with a Criminal Record
  • How a Pitchess Motion Can Help Your Case (Evidence Code 1043-1047)
  • Consequences for Marijuana Cultivation in California (HS 11358)
  • Theft by False Pretenses (PC 484)
  • The Cost of Not Hiring an Attorney for a Pre-filing Investigation
  • Do Police Need a Warrant to Search My Hotel Room?
  • The Consequences of School Expulsion
  • He Said, She Said: The Difficulty of Evidence in Domestic Violence Cases
  • What to Expect if You are Charged with Larceny in California
  • How Your Sentence Can Be Affected by Gang Affiliation PC 186.22
  • Can Police Search Your Car During an Unlawful Traffic Stop?
  • 7 Unusual Criminal Defenses that Actually Worked
  • How to Work with Your Attorney and Improve the Outcome of Your Case
  • When Should You Accept a Plea Bargain?
  • Is it Obstruction of Justice to Delete Your Cellphone Memory?
  • Can Law Enforcement Seize Your Cash as Evidence?
  • How Does a Witness’ Criminal History Affect a Trial?
  • You May Not Have to Pay Restitution if You are Convicted of a Crime
  • Can I Get My Third Strike Conviction Reversed Due to Three Strikes Reform (Prop 36)? (Penal Code section 1170.126)
  • Can A Victim Get a Criminal Protective Order Lifted?
  • Getting Tested for HIV Could Save Your Life, So Why Should it Make it Easier to Convict You of a Crime in California? (Health and Safety Code 12029)
  • Can You Be Charged for Knowing About a Crime and Not Saying Anything?
  • 6 Reasons Why You Need to Hire an Attorney Before Charges Are Filed Against You
  • What You Need to Know about a Presidential Pardon
  • Why You Need an Attorney for a School Expulsion Hearing in Orange County
  • Breaking Bad Has Bring Your Child to Work Day (11378 HS Felony Charges)
  • So You Want To Clean Up Your Criminal Record: Expungements Are An Option for a Fresh Start in Southern California
  • Teen Sexting: What Orange County Parents Need to Know (Penal Code Sections 311.1 to 311.12)
  • Consequences of Committing Forgery in Riverside (Penal Code Section 470, et seq)
  • Attempting to Dissuade a Witness from Testifying Against You is a Crime (PC 136.1)
  • A Person with a Low IQ Cannot Waive His or Her Right to Jury Trial
  • Consequences of Committing Perjury in San Bernardino (Penal Code Section 118)
  • Identity Theft Punishment: What are the consequences of I.D. theft ?
  • The Felony Murder Rule: How a Dangerous Felony Can Turn into Murder Charges - Penal Code Section 189
  • Why Can’t Criminal Defense Attorneys Tape Witness Statements without Consent while Cops Can?
  • How Sexual Battery Charges Affect Your College Career – Penal Code Section 243.4
  • New Law Prohibits Asking About Criminal Convictions on State Job Applications
  • Drug Treatment under Proposition 36 may still be Available after Previous Failures in California - PC 1201.1
  • Man Escapes Guilty Verdict after Involvement in Major Copyright Infringement Scheme
  • Speed Exhibition Can Lead to Deadly Consequences – Vehicle Code Section 23109
  • You Could Kill Someone and Go to Jail for Talking or Texting While Driving – California Vehicle Code Sections 23123, 23124
  • U.S. Congress Close to Restrictions on International Travel for Sex Offenders – Amendment to House Resolution 2848
  • Amending California’s Lifetime Sex Offender Registry: Assembly Bill 702 (AB702)
  • Can an Illegal Immigrant Practice Law in California?
  • Breaking Bad Outage Sparks Controversy over Misuse of 911 – California Penal Code Section 148.3
  • DNA Testing Evidence Allowed if Identity is a Critical Issue – PC Section 1405
  • I Am Being Accused of Lewd Acts in Public – PC 647(a)
  • I Was Arrested For Sexual Assault In Newport Beach (PC 243.4)
  • I Am Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault in San Bernardino – PC 243.4
  • Punishment For Gross Vehicular Manslaughter in Orange County (PC 191.5)
  • Can I Record a Conversation With Another Person Without Their Consent in California? (PC 632)
  • Wallin & Klarich Can Help Get Your Name Removed From The Megan’s Law Website (CPC 290.46)
  • Can I Face Charges Of Negligent Discharge Of A Firearm By Firing My Handgun Into The Sky?
  • Federal Courts Cannot Restrict A Convicted Sex Offender From Seeing His Own Children
  • What is the Watson Murder rule?
  • How Much of Your Jail Sentence will You Really do in Los Angeles County Jail?
  • Trial Underway in DUI Gross Vehicular Manslaughter Case CA Penal Code 191.5
  • Are California's Public Defender's Offices too Overwhelmed to Provide Adequate Legal Representation?
  • How a DUI related traffic fatality can lead to a 2nd Degree Murder Charge in Riverside County
  • Can I apply for Exclusion from the Megan’s Law Internet Website?
  • Cleaning your Record
  • Lifetime Sex Offender Registration Under California Penal Code 290 Can Have Devastating Impacts
  • What does having to Register per California Penal Code Section 290 MEAN??
  • New Bill Introduced In California State Assembly Would Create Tiered Registration For Sex Offenders
  • What Kind Of Punishment Could I Get For Statutory Rape In CA??
  • Alert To Sex Offenders, You May Not Have To Register Based Upon New Law!
  • I am registering as a sex offender. How can I stop?
  • What happens if I am charged with a felony in California?
  • I’m Charged With Resisting Arrest In San Diego – What Should I Do Next?
  • Check Sentencing and Punishment
  • Drunk Driver That Murdered Angels Pitcher, Two Others Gets 51 Years to Life - PC 187 (A)
  • California Supreme Court to Decide Whether or Not Jessica's Law Violates the State Constitution and How an Experienced Southern California Sex Crimes Attorney Can Help You - Proposition 83
  • Should I Hire an Attorney or Represent Myself?
  • Violation of Sex Offender Registration Overturned After Prosecution Could Not Prove that the Defendant Remained in California - California Penal Code Section 290
  • How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 10: Trial
  • How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 9: Motion to Dismiss the Information or Indictment, California Penal Code Section 995
  • How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 8: Preliminary Hearing, California Penal Code Section 738
  • How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 7: Follow Through
  • How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 6: Pretrial Conference
  • How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 4: Fact-Finding, Building a Defense to Your Case
  • How to Defend a Felony Case, Part 1: Pre-Filing
  • Pleading the Fifth: How the Tactic is Often Used against Defendants
  • Should I Hire an Attorney or Represent Myself?
• Category: Criminal Threats
  • The People v. Anatoly Smolkin
  • I am Accused of Criminal Threats. What Should I Do Now? (PC 422)
  • The Elements of Making a Criminal Threat
  • Is Criminal Threats a Strike in California?
  • Is Criminal Threats a Misdemeanor or a Felony in California? (PC 422)
  • Can You Be Convicted of Criminal Threats for Making a Threatening Gesture? (PC 422)
  • Can Amazon’s Alexa Testify Against You in a Criminal Case?
  • Are Parents Responsible for Juvenile Crime?
  • Can You Be Charged with Criminal Threats for Online Activity? (PC 422)
  • Threats Made Over Instagram Often Lead to Criminal Charges
  • Getting out of Control at Your Kid’s Sporting Event Can Land You in Jail
  • What Constitutes Criminal Threats? (PC 422)
  • What You Need To Know If You Are Charged With “Criminal Threats” (PC 422) In California
  • I am Accused of Criminal Threats - What Should I Do? - California Penal Code Section 422
  • Repeated Telephone Calls with an Intent to Annoy could Lead to a Misdemeanor Charge
• Category: Diversion Programs
  • Who Qualifies for Mental Health Diversion?
  • People v. Braden: Applying for Mental Health Diversion
  • People v. Watts: Prosecution Consent Not Required for Diversion
  • Pretrial Diversion Programs SB 394
  • Diversion Programs
• Category: DMV Hearing
  • California DMV Changes Law for Drivers Over the Age of 70
  • Orange County DUI License Suspension at DMV Hearing
  • How to Win Your DMV Hearing
  • Top Reasons Motorcyclists Get Pulled Over
  • Why You Need an Attorney at Your DMV Hearing
  • Wallin & Klarich Criminal Defense Lawyer Helps Client Avoid Driver’s License Suspension (CVC 22348(b))
  • I Have A California DMV Negligent Operator Hearing And I Don’t Know What To Do! (CVC 12810)
  • You are involved in a car accident, the fault is 50-50, can you be criminaly charged?
  • Illinois Police Officer Violates Man's Constitutional Rights
  • How Is The DMV Hearing Different From The DUI Charge In Court In California?
  • Red Light Camera Photos are Hearsay – California Penal Code Section 21455.5
• Category: Domestic Violence
  • Domestic Violence Charges in California: Defenses and Legal Options
  • How The Phrase “Traumatic Condition” Impacts Individuals Accused Of Domestic Violence - Penal Code Section 273.5(d)
  • How Do Criminal Domestic Violence Cases Affect Family Law Cases?
  • Domestic Violence Restraining Orders | PC 273.6 Explained
  • Parris v. Christopher: How To Successfully Defend Yourself If You Are Facing A Domestic Violence Restraining Order Court Case
  • Are Bar Fights Between Roommates Domestic Violence?
  • Convictions of Misdemeanor or Felony Domestic Violence in California End Your Federal Right To Bear Arms
  • The Difference Between Domestic Violence and Battery
  • Self-Defense in Domestic Violence Cases
  • What Is a Domestic Violence Restraining Order?  
  • Understanding Domestic Violence Restraining Order Laws
  • You Can Never Own a Gun if You are Convicted of Domestic Violence
  • How Long Does a Domestic Violence Restraining Order Last?
  • Should I Have My Spouse Testify on My Behalf in a Domestic Violence Case? (PC 273.5)
  • How You Can Help Domestic Violence Charges Against Your Significant Other Be Dropped
  • Felony Domestic Violence in Los Angeles
  • California Domestic Violence Laws: Is it Domestic Violence if You are Not Dating the Victim?
  • Domestic Violence: What if the Alleged Victim "Recants" Her Statement to the Police
  • Terminate A Domestic Violence Restraining Order
  • Criminal Protective Order vs Restraining Order: What's the Difference?
  • How a Domestic Violence Charge Impacts Immigration Status
  • U.S. Supreme Court Says You Can Go to Federal Prison for Having a Gun with Domestic Violence Conviction in the Past
  • Domestic Violence Recantation in Los Angeles: You May Win Your Case if the Alleged Victim Recants Statements (PC 273.5 & PC 243(e)(1))
  • Willful Infliction of Corporal Injury on a Spouse in Newport Beach: A Wobbler Offense Under PC 273.5
  • Can I go to Jail if I Refuse to Testify in a Spousal Battery or Domestic Violence Case in Irvine?
  • If You are Involved in a Domestic Violence Case, You Still Have a Right to See Your Children
  • How the Irvine Police Department Investigates California Domestic Violence Allegations
  • What Is the Punishment for a Second Domestic Violence Conviction in Ventura? (PC 273.5)
  • Can I Be Electronically Monitored For a Criminal Protective Order? (California Penal Code 136.2)
  • Wallin & Klarich Senior Partner, Paul J. Wallin Speaks At Local Shelter For Women
  • Dolphins Receiver Arrested For Domestic Violence (Penal Code Section 243(e)1)
  • Bill Approved to Allow Electronic Monitoring of Domestic Violence Defendants
  • What People Involved in Domestic Violence Cases Can Learn from the Tiger Woods Incident: Don't Talk to the Cops
• Category: Drive-By Shooting
• Category: Driving on Suspended License
  • Consequences of Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License in California (Vehicle Code Sections 14601, et seq.)
  • Will California Department of Motor Vehicles Take Action If My License was Suspended in Another State for a DUI?
  • If My Driver's License is Suspended in the State Where I Used to Live, Can I get a License in California? (CVC 14601)
• Category: Drug Crime
  • Drug Offenses in Riverside: Common Charges and Defenses
  • California Cracks Down on Fentanyl Investigations with Huge $20 Million Bust
  • California’s Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Law
  • Synthetic Cannabis Laws in California
  • Federal Judge Dismissed a Drug Case When the Federal Court Refused to Resume Jury Trials and Violated the Defendant's Constitutional Rights
  • Punishment for Buying and Selling Drugs Online
  • Consequences of Possessing Codeine without a Prescription (California Health and Safety Code Section 11350)
  • Legal Consequences of Possession of Adderall without a Prescription
  • Are You Eligible for Resentencing under Prop 47? How You Can Use Prop 47 to Be Resentenced
  • Consequences of Transporting Controlled Substances (Health and Safety Code 11352)
  • Drug Trafficking in California - “Walter White” is Actually Convicted in Real Life (Health and Safety Code 11379, 21 U.S.C § 841)
  • What Can Happen to You If You Are Selling Opiates in Ventura County (California HS 11351)
  • Are You a Drugstore Cowboy? Stealing Prescription Medication Can Cost You More than Your Freedom
  • Can California Drug Diversion Programs Save Me from Jail Time if I'm Arrested for Drug Possession? (PC 1000, Prop 36, California Drug Court)
  • Most Frequently Charged Drug Crimes in Orange County
  • Manufacturing Drugs in California – Health & Safety Code sec. 11379.6
  • Drug Trafficking in a National Park - 21 U.S.C. § 41
  • Drug Smuggling in California May Be Prosecuted as a Federal Offense - 21 U.S.C. 952, 960, 963
  • Ecstasy in California not Considered Possession of Controlled Substance - 11350 (a) HS
  • Punishment for Possession for Sale of Narcotics in Riverside – HS 11351
  • Arrested for Possession for Sale of Drugs in Ventura – HS 11351
  • Arrested for Drug Possession in Los Angeles, Can I Avoid Jail Time – HS 11350
  • Punishment for Possession of Meth in Ventura – HS 11377(a)
  • How Can I Avoid A Jail Sentence For Possession Of Controlled Substance? HS 11350
  • Prescription Fraud and Drug Abuse [Business and Professions Code 4390]
  • Real Life 21 Jump Street Undercover Opertation Leads to 14 Drug Arrests
  • Possession or Sale of Meth in Riverside
  • Possession of Cocaine for Sale in California
  • Celebrity Rehab’s Jason Davis Arrested On Drug Charges Days After Reunion Special
  • Possession Of Up To An Ounce Of Marijuana Reduced To An Infraction – Health & Safety Code § 11357; Vehicle Code § 23222
  • Law Enforcement Seizes $45 Million Worth Of Illegal Drugs In Big Rig Trailer – California Penal Code Sections 11352 (A), 11360(A), 11379(A)
• Category: Drug Diversion
  • Can I Keep my Gun if I Complete Drug Diversion?
  • How You Can Avoid Jail Time in Your Drug Case (Penal Code Sections 1000 and 1210.1)
  • 7 Benefits to Alternative Sentencing Under California Drug Diversion Programs
  • What is Drug Diversion in Orange County? (P.C. 1000 and Prop. 36)
  • Petition For Resentencing Under Proposition 36
  • I am Being Charged with a Crime in Orange County; can I get Diversion??
  • Researching Drug Court
  • I Need to Get to One of San Diego’s Drug Diversion Programs – What Should I Do Next?
  • A Prop. 36 Participant may use Medicinal Marijuana - California Penal Code 1210.1 and 11362.5
  • California "Back on Track" Deferred Entry of Judgment Program - California Penal Code Section 1000
• Category: Drunk in Public
  • Social Host Ordinances: Allowing Minors to Consume Alcohol can get you in Trouble
  • How Can Wallin & Klarich Help Me If I Face Drunk In Public Charges? – PC 647(f)
  • Consequences of Drunk in Public Charges – PC 647(f)
  • Public Intoxication
• Category: DUI
  • Laguna Beach’s DUI Notification Policy Sparks Debate On Liability
  • Navigating California DUI Laws: What You Need to Know
  • People v. Suazo | Second-Degree Murder: Implied Malice in Drunk Driving
  • Are DUI Checkpoints Legal in California?
  • How to Avoid Trial for DUI Charges in California
  • How to Avoid DUI Checkpoints
  • New Year’s Eve the Busiest Day for DUI Arrests in California
  • What a California DUI Means for Arizona Residents
  • Will a California DUI Affect Me if I Live in Nevada?
  • Preliminary Alcohol Screening Device and Its Effect on Your DUI
  • The 10 Best Defenses to DUI Charges in California
  • What Happens When You Refuse to Take a Breathalyzer or Blood Test?
  • 7 Things You Might Not Expect During Your Riverside DUI Case
  • Blowing It: How Your Blood Alcohol Content Level Affects Your DUI Charge
  • First-time DUI in Los Angeles Could Trigger Ignition Interlock Device
  • Is it Better to Take a Blood or Breath Test during a DUI Stop?
  • California Underage DUI Laws
  • Third Offense DUI Laws in California
  • Who Drives Drunk More Often: Men or Women?
  • California DUI Causing Injury Penalties - CVC 23153(a), CVC 23153(b)
  • DUI Tests - 15 Minute Observation Period for DUI
  • Consequences of DUI If You Are on Probation for a DUI in Riverside County
  • California Implied Consent DUI Law
  • DUI Murder or Vehicular Manslaughter?
  • What Are The Punishments For A Second DUI Conviction In Orange County? (CVC 23152(a))
  • The All-Arrest Fantasy Football Team
  • 8 Most Common Crimes Among Hollywood Celebrities
  • Affluenza Defense Gets Probation for Teen Convicted of DUI Manslaughter
  • Wallin & Klarich Criminal Defense Attorney Sheldon E. Lee Convinces Prosecutor to Dismiss DUI Charges against Client - VC 23152(a), VC 23152(b)
  • Top Criminal Defense Attorney, Matthew B. Wallin, Negotiates Alcohol Program In Lieu Of Jail Time After Client Is Accused Of A Hit And Run And Driving Under The Influence (Vc 20002(A), Vc 23152(A), Vc 23152(B))
  • Driving Under the Influence of Marijuana (CVC 23152)
  • Consecuencias de Manejar en Estado de Ebriedad (DUI) y Causar Lesiones Físicas a Otro(s) en el Condado de Orange
  • What Consequences Do I Face if I Am Charged with a felony DUI in Riverside? (CVC 23153(a)
  • I may have violated my felony DUI probation in Orange County. Please Help!
  • When can the prosecution file Felony DUI charges in San Bernardino? (CVC 23153)
  • What Are The Consequences For A DUI Manslaughter Conviction In Riverside County
  • Is there a statute of limitation for DUI in CA?
  • CAN THE COPS ARREST ME FOR DUI IN RIVERSIDE EVEN IF THEY NEVER SAW ME DRIVING?
  • Several Orange County Cities Amongst State's Worst for Alcohol-Related Traffic Accidents
  • Riverside DUI Lawyer explains PC 23152
  • Do I have to install an IID after three years of probation from a DUI?
  • 5 Alternative Ways to Avoid a Jail Sentence for a DUI in Riverside County
  • Driving Patterns That Indicate Impairment
  • Stopped for Suspicion of DUI - Vehicle Code Section 23152
  • A Defendant’s Refusal to Take Preliminary Alcohol Screening Test Does Not Show Consciousness of Guilt
  • California Man Pleads No Contest To Seventh Dui In 10 Years – California Penal Code Section 23152
• Category: Education
  • New Title IX Rules Secure Due Process Rights for Students in California
  • Students Accused of Misconduct Get New Legal Rights to Defend Themselves
  • Wallin & Klarich Proud to Sponsor Bench-Bar Golf Tournament
  • Beware: Bullying Can Lead To School Expulsion
  • Winner of the Fall 2019 Wallin & Klarich Scholarship Announced
  • Experienced School Expulsion Attorney Having Highlight Year
  • Wallin & Klarich Accepting Applications for 2019 Education Scholarship
  • Experienced School Expulsion Attorney Having Highlight Year
  • Wallin & Klarich Now Accepting Applications for 2019 Education Sponsorship
  • Title IX Investigations: Can I Cross-Examine Witnesses?
  • Title IX Hearing: What to Expect If You’re Accused of Sexual Assault on Campus
  • Student’s Rights in a Title IX Sexual Misconduct Case
  • Student Threats of Violence (Education Code Section 48900.7)
  • How to Win an Expulsion Hearing (Education Code 48900)
  • Should You Sign a Stipulated Expulsion Agreement with the School District?
  • Understanding Student Rights in School Expulsion Cases (AB 1729 & Education Code 48900.5)
  • A School Suspension Can Lead to School Expulsion if You Don’t Know Your Rights
  • Could Cyberbullying Lead to School Expulsion? (Education Code 48900)
  • How to Appeal a School Expulsion Hearing Decision
• Category: Elder Abuse
  • California Elder Abuse Laws | PC 368
  • What is Elder Abuse in Newport Beach? - PC 368
  • Financial Elder Abuse Using the Internet (PC 368)
  • The Crime of Financial Elder Abuse
  • Additional Penalties for Crimes against Elderly or Disabled Persons
  • Punishment for Elder Abuse in California (California Penal Code Section 368)
  • Sexual Exploitation of a Senior May Be Prosecuted as a Registerable Sex Crime (PC 243.4, 289, 368)
  • I am Facing Charges of Elder Abuse – PC 368
  • Defenses to Elder Abuse in California– PC 368
• Category: Embezzlement
  • Differences between theft and embezzlement
  • When Does Embezzlement Become a Felony in California? (PC 503)
  • I Am Accused of Embezzlement —What Can I Do? (PC 503)
  • Punishment for Embezzlement under California Penal Code Section 503
  • An attorney caught embezzling? Penal Code 503
  • How an Experienced Southern California Embezzlement Attorney Can Help You Fight Embezzlement Charges
• Category: Expulsion
  • Student Rights in California School Expulsion Proceedings: What Parents Need to Know
  • Appealing a School Expulsion in California
• Category: Expungement
  • California's Fresh Start Act Makes Expungement Easier
  • How Can an Expungement Help Me Get a Job? (PC 1203.4)
  • Your Good Conduct in Custody Can Now Satisfy “Honest and Upright Life” Requirement for Expungements [Penal Code section 1203.4a(a)]
  • Should I Get an Expungement for Immigration Purposes?
  • How to Seal an Arrest Record in California (PC 851.8)
  • 6 Reasons Why Reducing a Felony Conviction to a Misdemeanor is Worth the Expense
  • Does a Governor’s Pardon Seal or Destroy Your Criminal Record?
  • Are You Eligible for a Governor’s Pardon? (California Constitution, Article V, Section 8)
  • Orange County Expungement Attorney - Expungement vs. Certificate of Rehabilitation
  • Felon On A Suspended Prison Sentence May Qualify For Felony Expungement (PC 1203.4)
  • California Law Allows For The Destruction Of All Arrest And Prosecution Records
  • How A Criminal Record Affects Child Custody
  • I’ve been arrested for a crime, but it was never filed with the court. – California Penal Code Section 851.8
  • Convicted Sex Offenders are Still Required to Register on The Internet After Their Conviction Has Been Expunged - California Penal Code Section 290.46(a)(1)
  • How to Get an Arrest Off Your Record - California Penal Code 851.8
  • Governor Schwarzenegger Signs New Legislation Enhancing California’s Efforts to Collect Restitution from Convicted Criminals
• Category: Extradition
  • Can A Person Leave the State if They are Being Investigated for a Crime?
• Category: False Reports
  • New Law Can Help Those Accused of Crimes Access Police Officer Records to Help Them Win Their Case
  • Making a False Report to Authorities
• Category: Family Law
  • How to get Child Custody With a Criminal Record
  • Do I have an advantage in my divorce if my spouse cheats?
  • Facebooks Effects on Family Law Cases
• Category: Federal
  • How the Government Shutdown is Impacting Federal Criminal Courts
  • Selling Contact Lenses Without a Prescription
  • Differences Between Federal Court and California State Court
  • What You Should Do if Charged with Aiding and Abetting
  • Cornering the Market: The Crime of Price Fixing (15 U.S.C. Section 1)
  • Consequences of Pirating Copyrighted Material (17 U.S.C. § 506; 18 U.S.C. § 2319)
  • How Tampering with Witnesses or Evidence Can Lead to Serious Charges
  • Lying on Paperwork to Buy Guns for Someone Else Can Lead to State and Federal Charges
  • Consequences of Filing a Fraudulent Claim for Student Financial Aid (20 U.S.C. section 1097)
  • Distribution of Mislabeled Products in Interstate Commerce is a Federal Offense (21 U.S.C. § 331)
  • Is Mail Theft a Federal Offense?
  • How Moving a Bird's Nest Can Lead to Federal Charges
  • 5 Dumbest Federal Crimes Committed
  • Federal Extortion Charges May Not Always Be What They Seem (18 U.S. Code Section 1951)
  • Consequences of Federal Healthcare Fraud (U.S. Code 18 Section 1347)
  • Piracy on the High Seas: True Crimes Depicted in “Captain Phillips”
  • What Should I Do if I am Being Investigated for Federal Tax Evasion? (26 U.S.C. § 7201)
  • Behind the Life of Jordan Belfort: True Crimes Depicted in “The Wolf of Wall Street”
  • What is Mass Marketing Fraud?
  • What is the Statute of Limitations for Federal Crimes?
  • California State and Federal Penalties for Selling Cocaine or Crack
  • Money Laundering in California is a crime against the United States - 18 U.S.C. §§ 1956 and 1957
  • What is a Federal Crime in California?
  • Federal Criminal Defense Attorney Charged With Money Laundering in Los Angeles (PC 186.10)
  • California Man Arrested for Masterminding Massive Tax Fraud Scheme
  • Know Your 5th Ammendment Rights
  • My Husband Was Just Arrested by the FBI in a Federal Case, How Can I Get Him Out of Custody?
  • WHAT CRIMES FALL UNDER THE FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM
  • Lance Armstrong Being Investigated by Federal Authorities
• Category: Federal Crime
  • What is a Federal Warrant and How Does It Work?
  • 10 Ways the Internet Can Land You in Federal Prison
• Category: Fraud Crime
  • How To Successfully Fight A Prescription Fraud Charge - Penal Code Section 459, Penal Code Section 1192.7, Penal Code Section 475, Business and Professions Code Section 4160, Health and Safety Code Section 11173
  • Unemployment Insurance Fraud Laws and Penalties in California
  • Understanding Voter Registration Fraud in California (EC 18100(a))
  • How to Avoid Criminal Charges on Fantasy Sports Sites
  • The Serious Consequences of Felony Insurance Fraud (PC 548-550)
  • The Consequences of Lottery Ticket Tampering
  • The Walking Dead and Uncle Sam: Consequences of Social Security Fraud (42 U.S.C. Section 408)
  • Consequences of Federal Gift Card Fraud (18 U.S.C. Section 1029)
  • Consequences of Tax Evasion in California (California Revenue and Taxation Code Section 19706)
  • What is the Punishment for Health Insurance Fraud?
  • Federal Welfare Fraud Attorneys Explain What You and Octomom Need to Know about Committing Welfare Fraud (Welfare & Institutions Code 10980)
  • Bitcoin Start-up Founder Facing Federal Money Laundering Charges (U.S. Code 18 Section 1956)
  • Catch Me if You Can: Check Forgery in Orange County (Penal Code Section 476)
  • Serious Punishment for Identity Theft Can Land You in Trouble with the U.S. Government - 18 U.S.C. § 1028
  • Wire Fraud, Mail Fraud or Bank Fraud Could Send You to Federal Prison
  • Why You Need an Orange County Fraud Defense Attorney for Mortgage Modification Fraud
  • Job Applicant is Convicted of Extortion after Submitting His Resume with a Demand Letter (PC 523)
  • How Can Wallin & Klarich Assist Me If I Face Extortion Charges? – PC 518
  • What Is Forgery In California? – California Penal Code Section 470
  • Area Physician Assistant Guilty of Medicare Fraud
  • If I'm under 21, what crimes will result in me losing my driver’s license for a year?
  • Prominent Homebuilder Takes Plea Bargain for Mortgage and Mail Fraud - 18 U.S.C. § 1341
  • What You Need To Know About California’s Bad Check Law – California Penal Code Section 476(a)
• Category: Grand Theft
  • Grand Theft vs. Petty Theft: Why the Charge Matters Under California Law
  • Can You Face Grand Larceny Charges for Not Returning a Found Wallet?
  • Client Maintains Employment After Having Grand Theft And Burglary Charges Against Her Dismissed (PC 487(a), PC 459-460(b))
  • Punishment for Grand Theft in California (PC 487)
• Category: Hit and Run
  • What Evidence is Used in Vehicular Homicide Cases? A Defense Attorney Explains
  • YOU COULD BE CHARGED WITH A HIT-AND-RUN 6 YEARS AFTER THE INCIDENT
  • What are the Legal Defenses to Hit & Run?
  • Is Hit and Run a Felony in California? (CVC 20001 and CVC 20002)
  • California Hit and Run Statute of Limitations Extended
  • What to Do If You are Involved in a Hit and Run (California Vehicle Code Section 20002)
  • I Face Hit and Run Charges – CVC 20001-20002
  • I Was Involved In A Hit And Run Accident Causing The Death Of Another (CVC 20001, PC 192)
  • Are You Being Investigated by the Police for Hit and Run?
  • Charged With A Hit And Run In San Diego, What Do I Do Now?
• Category: Illegal Reentry
  • Can You be Prosecuted for Encouraging Illegal Immigration?
  • Illegal Reentry to U.S. after Deportation (8 U.S.C. Section 1326)
• Category: Internet Crimes
  • When Cyberbullying Becomes a Crime in California
  • 7 Laws You Didn’t Realize You Broke
  • 9 Social Media Mistakes That Landed People in Jail
  • The 10 Most Common Cybercrimes in California
  • Punishment for Stealing Personal Information through Public WiFi
  • Federal Consequences of Lying on the Internet (18 U.S.C. Section 1030)
  • Is it a Crime to Harass Someone on Facebook?
  • What is Computer Intrusion under Federal Law and How Can I be Charged?
  • Is Lying on the Internet a Federal Crime? The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (18 U.S.C. § 1030)
  • The Serious Federal Consequences of Computer Hacking
  • Understanding Cyberstalking Charges in California - California Penal Code Section 646.9
• Category: Jury Trial
  • Improper "Kill Zone" Jury Instructions Could Result in Your Conviction Being Overturned
  • When You May Want to Waive Your Right to a Jury Trial
• Category: Juvenile Crime
  • When Can a Minor Be Tried as an Adult in California?
  • Can Juveniles Serving Life in Prison Get Parole?
  • The 10 Most Common Juvenile Crimes
  • What Rights Do Juveniles in Custody Have?
  • What is a Fitness Hearing in Juvenile Court? (Welfare & Institutions Code 707)
  • Restoring Your Gun Rights after a Felony Juvenile Conviction
  • A Second Chance for Youth Offenders - Fair Sentencing For Youth Act
  • Can a Juvenile Criminal Conviction Count as a Strike Against You?
  • How You Can Be Expelled From School for Off-Campus Incident
  • What is a Juvenile Status Offense?
  • What is Stipulated School Expulsion?
  • 11 Things You Need to Know about the California Juvenile Court Process
  • Minors May Not Plead in Delinquency Matters Without Their Attorney’s Consent
  • 13 Typical Punishments for Juvenile Offenders
  • Can You Appeal A School Expulsion?
  • Do Juveniles Sentenced to Life Deserve a Second Chance? Senate Bill 9 (SB 9)
  • When is The Punishment Just Too Great For a Juvenile Crime?
  • How Does The Juvenile Justice System Work In California?
  • Court Rules That Police Can Refuse Minor’s Request To Speak To Parents Before Questioning Him/Her About A Crime
  • Gang Violence and Crime in Orange County
  • I’m Facing Suspension And Expulsion In San Diego – What Should I Do Next?
  • Minors Cannot Prevent Police From Searching Their Bedrooms If Parents Consent
  • TEEN JAILED FOR FIVE MONTHS DUE TO POLICE ERROR – P.C. 186.22; P.C. 245(A)
  • A Juvenile Charged With Vandalism May Face Hefty Punishments
  • Strip-Search Of Student In California Held Unconstitutional
  • CRIMINALLY PUNISHING BULLIES: THE PUBLIC OVERREACTION TO SCHOOL BULLYING
  • Juveniles Under the Age of 19 Cannot be Placed in an Adult Jail
  • Sealing of Juvenile Records: Welfare and Institutions Code, Sections 389 and 781
• Category: Kidnapping
  • What is the Crime of Aggravated Kidnapping? (PC 209)
  • Will I Be Charged with False Imprisonment or Kidnapping?
  • Is Kidnapping a Federal Crime? (PC 207)
  • The Difference between Child Abduction and Kidnapping (PC 207)
  • Parental Kidnapping: It’s a Crime to Take Your Own Child (PC 278)
  • Kidnapping and Sex Trafficking in “Taken” has a Unique Set of Consequences
  • Pc 207 – Kidnapping – Four People Charged In Abduction Of 4-Year-Old And 2-Year-Old Living In Anaheim – Penal Code Section 32
• Category: Law & Information
  • Insufficient Evidence Can Lead To Your Case Being Vacated
  • What to Do If You're Facing Murder Charges: Critical First Steps
  • Understanding First vs. Second Degree Murder Charges in California: A Comprehensive Guide
  • Your Lawyer Knowing How To Attack The Testimony Of The Witnesses Against You Can Make The Difference Between Winning And Losing Your Case: How To Show The Jury That The Witness Made Prior Inconsistent Statements
  • What to Do if Accused of Violating California's Solicitation Laws
  • Ninth Circuit Strengthens Digital Privacy Rights in Landmark Ruling
  • IF YOU WANT TO WIN YOUR CASE YOUR LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO GET THE BEST EVIDENCE BEFORE THE JURY OR JUDGE
  • Understanding Recent Changes in Public Carry Laws: A California Perspective
  • What Los Angeles’s New DA Means For Angelenos
  • How Wallin & Klarich Can Help Get Your Sentence Reduced or Vacated
  • Understanding the California Racial Justice Act and Its Impact on Convictions
  • IF YOU WANT TO WIN YOUR CASE YOUR LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO GET THE BEST EVIDENCE BEFORE THE JURY OR JUDGE
  • IF YOU WANT TO WIN YOUR CASE YOUR LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO GET THE BEST EVIDENCE BEFORE THE JURY OR JUDGE
  • IF YOU WANT TO WIN YOUR CASE YOUR LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO GET THE BEST EVIDENCE BEFORE THE JURY OR JUDGE
  • IF YOU WANT TO WIN YOUR CASE YOUR LAWYER NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO GET THE BEST EVIDENCE BEFORE THE JURY OR JUDGE
  • California's AB 218 and the Extended Window for Suing Schools
  • The Prosecution Could Admit Evidence of Prior Crimes During Your Trial
  • Navigating New Horizons in Justice: A Legal Insight into CA Prop 36 and Sentencing Evolution
  • A Path to Fairness How the California Racial Justice Act AB 256 Empowers the Accused
  • Will I Have To Pay Restitution If I Am Convicted Of A Crime?
  • Can I Qualify For Mental Health Diversion To Avoid Going To Jail? Penal Code Section 1001.36
  • Penalties For Violating A Restraining Order In California
  • California Knife Laws | What You Need To Know
  • Kelsey v. Garrett: You May Be Entitled to Relief for Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
  • Double Jeopardy in California, Explained
  • What Every Person Accused of a Felony Must Make Sure Their Lawyer Knows About a Preliminary Hearing in California
  • One Way to Prove You Didn't Commit the Crime
  • You Do Not Want to Be an Inmate in the LA County Jail According to an ACLU Lawsuit
  • NEW COURT ORDER IN ORANGE COUNTY COULD LEAD TO YOUR RELEASE FROM CUSTODY 60 DAYS EARLIER THAN EXPECTED
  • AB 164 Expands the Scope of Persons Prohibited from Owning or Purchasing a Firearm
  • Former Deputy City Prosecutor Joins Orange County Top Criminal Defense Firm
  • Orange County Law Firm Adds Former Deputy District Attorney
  • HOW BAD JURY INSTRUCTIONS IN YOUR CASE MIGHT GET YOU A NEW TRIAL
  • What Does a Writ of Habeas Corpus Do?
  • Wallin & Klarich Proudly Supports Local Youth Sports Organizations
  • Is it Illegal to Make Prank Calls? (Penal Code 653m PC)
  • Gov. Brown Issues 132 Governor's Pardons for Christmas. Could You Be Pardoned Next?
  • Wallin & Klarich Criminal Defense Attorney Matthew Wallin Named as Super Lawyers Magazine “Rising Star” for 2017
  • Beware: ICE Agents Invading Courts to Deport Immigrants
  • Are Misdemeanors Punishable by One Year or 364 Days in Jail? (SB 1242)
  • The Rise of Ransomware Forces California to Change Its Laws (PC 523)
  • California Police Misconduct Laws Passed
  • Jails in California Must Allow Face to Face Lawyer Visits with Inmates
  • When is Unconsciousness a Valid Legal Defense?
  • Can a Public Defender Properly Handle Your Criminal Case? Think Twice Before Asking for a Public Defender
  • Can Police Seize Your Money if You Haven’t Been Charged with a Crime? (PC 186.1)
  • Consequences of Mayhem (PC 203)
  • Consequences of Falsely Reporting a Crime in California (PC 148.5)
  • Consequences of Driving Alone in the Carpool or HOV Lane
  • What Happens to Commercial Drivers Who Get Traffic Tickets in California?
  • Traffic Misdemeanor or Infraction? The Choice in Penal Code Section 17(d)
  • Staying in the U.S. as an Immigrant with a Criminal Conviction
  • How Orange County’s DNA Bank Can Actually Help Your Case
  • Do You Qualify for Resentencing Under Proposition 47?
  • Recanting a Statement (PC 118)
  • Prop 47 Sentence Reduction Process
  • How Your Attorney May Prevent Any Charges From Being Filed Against You
  • Is Not Saying Anything Perjury? (California Penal Code 118)
  • Penal Code 977(a) and its Impact on Your Criminal Case
  • How Can I Avoid Jail Time by Doing House Arrest? (PC 1203.016)
  • Consequences of Threatening a Police Officer or Agency
  • 5 of the Biggest White Collar Crimes Ever Committed
  • If You Help a Loved One Die Peacefully, You Could Face the Chance of Going to Jail Under Penal Code 401 PC
  • What is Compassionate Release?
  • The Friends in Let’s Be Cops Could Have Ended Up in Jail - Penal Code 538d PC
  • Is It Animal Abuse to Leave Your Pet in a Locked Car?
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Accepting a Plea Bargain
  • Punishment for Practicing Law without a License
  • New Laws for 2015 in California
  • 8 Practical Jokes That Ended in Arrests
  • What is Counterfeiting? (18 U.S.C. Section 2320)
  • Top Crimes Committed During the Holidays
  • California Good Samaritan Laws (Health & Safety Code Section 1799.102)
  • 7 Options to Help You Pay Attorney Fees
  • Is It Legal to Gamble on Sports in California?
  • Is It Illegal to Fly a Drone?
  • How Long Do You Have to Wait Before Going to Court After You Are Arrested?
  • Animal Hoarding Crimes and Penalties (California Penal Code Section 597-599)
  • What is Double Jeopardy and How Does it Apply in A Criminal Case?
  • How Failing to Appear in Court Could Cost You
  • Thinking About Lying in Court? Think Again (U.S.S.G. 3C1.1)
  • Wallin & Klarich Announces Attorney Matthew B. Wallin Becomes Partner
  • What Happens if You Violate an Own Recognizance Release Agreement? (Penal Code Section 1318)
  • Why California HIV Disclosure Laws are a Threat to Public Safety (California Health and Safety Code Section 120291)
  • Trust Act Prohibits Police Holds on Illegal Immigrants - Assembly Bill 4
  • What Happens When A Police Officer Destroys Evidence (Penal Code 135)
  • California Supreme Court Rules That Judges Cannot Give “Indicated” Sentences To Those Facing Criminal Charges
  • Modifications To A Baseball Bat Can Lead To Felony Charges (PC 22210)
  • Prosecutors Ordered to Turn Over Exculpatory Evidence Prior to Preliminary Hearing in Felony Cases
  • How Much Money Do You Think You Can Make Selling Pot?
  • Should The Cops Be Able To Collect DNA Samples From You When You Are Arrested?
  • Why Don’t We Let Jurors Ask Questions of Witnesses?
  • I Was Charged With Extortion in San Bernardino – PC 518
  • Why You Do Not Want a Public Defender Representing You
  • Attempted Manslaughter In Riverside
  • Charges For Possession of Meth With Intent To Sell In Victorville – California Health and Safety Code Section 11351
  • Help! My Name Is On The Child Abuse Central Index
  • Prosecutorial Misconduct: Prosecutor Hides Evidence in Sex Crimes Case
  • Governor Brown Wants to End Court-Ordered Limit on Inmates Housed in State Prisons
  • Resentencing Can Still Be Refused To Inmates Convicted Under the Prior Three Strikes Law (California Penal Code 1170.126)
  • Pregnant Inmates Can No Longer Be Handcuffed or Restrained During Labor (CPC 3407)
  • 30 Day Early Release for California Jail Inmates Allowed Due To County Jail Overcrowding (CPC 4024.1)
  • California Changes Compassionate Release Law (Government Code 26605.6, 26605.7, 26605.8)
  • Is A Police Officer Legally Required To Read Me My “Miranda Rights”?
  • Can I Demand That The Police Arrest A Person Who Committed A Crime Against Me?
  • What Is The Difference Between Pleading Guilty And No Contest In A Criminal Case?
  • What is the Statute of Limitations on My Crime?
  • If You Are A Guy And You Wear A Dress On A Plane The Airlines Can Kick You Off The Flight
  • When Am I Free To Leave A Police Encounter?
  • Being Declared an "Idiot" is a Legal Defense
  • I am Charged with Attempt to Commit a Crime. What Does That Mean?
  • I’ve been charged with destroying evidence – Do I need an attorney? (Penal Code section 135)
  • Court Must Hold Evidentiary Hearing For Potential Brady Violation If Witheld Evidence Conflicts With Prosecution’s Theory At Trial
  • Mentally Ill Defendants Face Long Waiting Times For Treatment – California Penal Code 1370(A)
  • Orange County Agrees To House Immigration Detainees At Two County Jails
  • Miranda Warnings: What Is It And When Should Police Give Them?
  • The Difference Between A Guilty Plea And A No Contest Plea
  • What You Need To Know About Public Defenders and How an Experienced Southern California Defense Attorney Can Help You
• Category: Legal Rights
  • Should You Take A Plea Bargain In California?
  • California Must Pay Wrongly Convicted Persons Under PC Section 4900
  • Don't Let the Police or Prosecutors Violate Your Rights
  • Can I Legally Record a Police Officer?
  • Stopped by ICE: What are Your Legal Rights?
  • Can School Officials Search a Student’s Cellphone without Consent?
  • Do You Have Miranda Rights if You are Not Under Arrest?
  • The Definition of Detention and How It Affects Your Rights
  • From Rapper to Rap Sheet: How Song Lyrics are Leading to Criminal Charges
  • Can You Be Convicted of Eavesdropping on a Public Conversation?
  • Mythbusters: The Police Edition
  • Sign Up for Our Free Legal Protection Plan
  • How Long Do Your Miranda Rights Last?
  • Protecting Your “Castle” – What You Need to Know about California Self Defense Laws
  • Prisoners Lose Right to Sue When Medical or Dental Needs are Denied (Peralta v. Dillard, 2014)
  • California “Pay to Stay” Jail Programs Flip the Script on the Traditional Jail Experience
• Category: Lewd and Lascivious Acts
  • What is a lewd and lascivious act on a child? – California Penal Code Section 288
  • What is Lewd and Lascivious Acts with a Minor? (Penal Code Section 288)
  • 9 Things You Should Do if your Teenager is Accused of Lewd & Lascivious Acts with a Minor - PC section 288
  • Wallin & Klarich Senior Partner Paul Wallin Provides Video Update of Richard Rack Trial
  • Convicted of More Than One Offense if The Act Happened Only Once? (PC 288)
  • Paul J. Wallin Defends CA Teacher Robert Bryan Currently Accused of Unlawful Conduct with Student
  • Orange County Councilman Accused Of Sex Crimes (PC 288)
  • Wallin and Klarich Wins Third Straight Not Guilty Verdict in Serious Child Molest Case
  • Client Not Guilty of Child Molest (PC 288) San Bernardino
  • What You Post on Facebook May Lead to Criminal Prosecution
  • Man Convicted of Sex Trafficking
  • What is a "Lewd or Lascivious Act?"
• Category: Manslaughter
  • Understanding Voluntary Manslaughter in California
  • Voluntary vs. Involuntary Manslaughter: What’s the Difference? 
  • How Can a Lawyer Reverse Your Manslaughter Conviction | The Case of Adora Perez
  • What is Involuntary Manslaughter? – PC 192 (b)
  • Negligence and Gross Negligence in California Vehicular Homicide Cases
  • Will I Go To Jail For Vehicular Manslaughter In Orange County? (California Penal Code Section 192(c))
  • Commercial Vehicular Manslaughter: Killing Someone While Driving on the Job (Penal Code Sections 192 (c) and 191.5)
  • Statute of Limitations for Gross Vehicular Manslaughter while Intoxicated in California (Penal Code Section 191.5, 800)
  • The Serious Consequences of Vehicular Manslaughter - PC 192(c)
  • Punishment for Voluntary Manslaughter - PC 192 (a)
  • What is Voluntary Manslaughter in California? - PC 192(a)
  • Prosecutors File Manslaughter Charges Against Homeowner After Fireman Dies Trying To Put Out Fire In Homeowners Home
  • Police Officer Sentenced To Two Years In Prison After Conviction For Involuntary Manslaughter – P.C. 192(B)
  • Male College Student Kills Himself After Roomate Secretly Records And Broadcasts Student’s Sexual Encounter With A Man – C.P.C. § 647(J)(1), C.P.C. § 422.55(A)(6)
  • MAN FREED AFTER MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTION VACATED; CLAIMED “TOYOTA DEFENSE” AND INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL; CALIFORNIA PENAL CODE SECTION 192
  • Columbian Soccer Player Shot for Scoring Own Goal – California Penal Code Section 192
• Category: Marijuana Possession
  • Can You Legally Grow Cannabis At Home?
  • How You Can Still Be Arrested for Marijuana Possession in California
  • Wallin & Klarich May Be Able to Get You Probation Instead of Jail Time for a Marijuana Sales Crime – Health and Safety Code Sections 11359, 11360
  • Plea Agreement Ends Prosecution Of Country Great Willie Nelson’s Marijuana Prosecution
• Category: Marijuana Sales
  • How to Protect Yourself from Federal Prosecution When You Buy Marijuana in California
  • The Not So Clever Consequences of Selling Marijuana to Minors (Health and Safety Code Sections 11359, 11361)
  • How the Crimes in Friday Can Result in More Than One Night in Jail
  • California Medical Marijuana Primary Caregivers Part 1
  • Medical Marijuana Card in California is NO License to Smoke Dope if You are on Probation
  • DEA Will Make It Illegal To Possess Or Sell Fake Pot – 18 U.S.C. 801 Et Al.
• Category: Military
  • Combat Vets Can Have Their Criminal Cases Dismissed In Orange County If They Complete Veterans Court
  • I am Veteran and Facing Criminal Charges in Los Angles County. Does Los Angeles County Have a Veteran’s Court?
  • Alternative Sentencing Available in California for Veterans With PTSD
  • Ventura County Superior Court Accommodates Combat Veterans Charged With Crimes
• Category: Minor in Possession
  • Consequences of a Minor in Possession (California Business and Professions Code 25662 and CVC 13202.5)
  • What are the Consequences for a Minor in Possession? – California Business & Professions Code Section 25662
• Category: Murder
  • How To Beat An Attempted Murder Charge - Penal Code Sections 187, 664
  • Degrees Of Murder | What's The Difference?
  • In re Ferrell: Murder Conviction Reversed Due to Improper Jury Instruction
  • Degrees of Murder: What’s the Difference?
  • SB 300: Possible Changes to California’s Felony Murder Law
  • People v. Sanchez (2022): Amended Laws Resulting in Reversed Convictions 
  • Can someone be charged with First Degree murder if they never actually killed anyone?
  • Social Media Companies May No Longer Refuse to Turn Over Relevant Information to Those Facing Criminal Charges
  • 3 Ways Murder Becomes a Federal Crime
  • Change to California Felony Murder Rule Could Allow for Resentencing
  • Will California Change the Felony Murder Rule? (PC 189)
  • Special Circumstances Murder (California Penal Code Section 190.2)
  • Attempted Murder Without Intent (PC 664)
  • How to Beat Attempted Murder Charges (PC 664)
  • Enhancements to Attempted Murder Charges (PC 664)
  • Can You Be Convicted of Murder if You Didn’t Actually Kill Someone?
  • The Elements of a Killing: How Malice Separates Murder from Manslaughter in California
  • Rapper Bobby Shmurda Facing “Shmurda” Charges. What’s Next?
  • 10 Ways Murder Becomes a Federal Crime
  • The Crimes in Billy Madison are No Laughing Matter
  • Is it Double Jeopardy to Charge a Crime at both the State and Federal Level?
  • Defenses to Attempted Murder Charges in Los Angeles (Penal Code Section 664)
  • Murder and Manslaughter - How the Law Distinguishes a Criminal Act of Homicide
  • Serious American Trouble for Crimes in “American Psycho”
  • Punishment For Watson Murder (Penal Code 190)
  • Attorney Convicted Of Murder in Victorville (PC 187)
  • DON’T LET THE PROSECUTION WITHHOLD EVIDENCE IN YOUR CASE
  • In California, One Punch Can Result in a Second Degree Murder Conviction
  • A Killing Committed "In the Heat of Passion" can Reduce a Murder Charge to Manslaughter
  • High School Student Prank Results in Attempted Murder Charges
  • Gang Banger Gets Life Without Parole in Connection With 2004 Murder
  • Parents Can Be Charged With Murder For Not Seeking Medical Attention for the Children in a Timely Manner
  • OC District Attorney Tony Rackaukas Seeking Death Penalty in Seal Beach Massacre
  • What are the Varying Degrees of Murder in California?
  • Rape Victim Dies Of Injuries One Month Later—Riverside County Man Could Now Face Murder Charges In Riverside
  • The ‘Blue-Eyed Butcher’ is sentenced to 20 years in jail for the stabbing murder of her husband – P.C. 187
  • P.C. 187 – Ninjas Break into a Florida Home and Fatally Shoots its Residents
  • Joran Van Der Sloot Claims He Was “Tricked” Into Confessing To Murder
  • Three Murder Suspects Arrested in Murder of 19-Year-Old Fullerton College Student
• Category: Oral Copulation with a Minor
  • Persons Convicted of Oral Copulation With a Minor Not Required to Register as Sex Offender - Penal Code Section 290
• Category: Parole
  • California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to Award 12-weeks of Positive Programming Credit to Eligible Inmates
  • I’m on Parole. Can Cops Search My Cellphone?
  • Governor Has Executive Authority on Whether to Grant or Deny Parole in California (California Constitution, Article V, Section 8)
  • What is Non-Revocable Parole and Can I Qualify for This Type of Parole?
• Category: Police Misconduct
  • The First Amendment Protects Your Right to Film Police Officers
  • 7 Reasons Why Dirty Cops Always Get Away With Police Misconduct
  • Cops Will Attempt to Trick You into a Confession Even if You Did Not Do the Crime
• Category: Police Search
  • Are Dog Sniff Searches During Traffic Stops Lawful?
  • What to Do When Police Want to Search Your Home
• Category: Possession of Marijuana
  • Consequences of Being Charged with Possession of Marijuana in a Federal Park
  • An Orange County Man was Arrested for Suspicion of Growing Pot After He was the Victim of a Home Invasion Robbery - How an Experienced Southern California Criminal Defense Attorney Can Help You when Being Charged with Growing Marijuana - California Health and Safety Code 11358
• Category: Possession or Sale of Meth
  • Have You Met Tina at the Club? (Health and Safety Code 11377, 11378)
  • 6 Things You Should Do after Being Arrested for Possession or Sale of Controlled Substances in Huntington Beach - HS 11350
• Category: Pre-filing Investigation
  • Hiring a Lawyer When You Think You Are Under Investigation for a Crime Could Help You Avoid Arrest or Prosecution
  • How Your Attorney May Prevent Any Charges from Being Filed Against You
  • I’m Being Investigated for a Crime. What Do I Do Now?
  • The Benefits of Hiring an Attorney for a Pre-filing Investigation
• Category: Press
  • Attorney Jonathan M. Lynn Becomes Partner at Wallin & Klarich, A Law Corporation
• Category: Probation
  • People v. Faial (2022): Amended Law Shortens Probation Period 
  • California Court of Appeals Finds that Requiring Probationer to Surrender Electronic Devices to Search at Any Time was Burdensome and Intrusive
  • How Do Probation Searches of Your Home Work?
  • Can You Travel While on Probation?
  • How to Terminate Your Probation Early in 5 Simple Steps (PC 1203.03)
  • 10 Things to Know About Probation
  • What Happens if You are Deported while on Probation?
  • 10 Things to Know Before Agreeing to Felony Probation
  • Early Termination of Probation and Expungement (California Penal Code Sections 1203.3 and 1203.4)
  • What Happens if I Remove My GPS Tracking Device?
  • How Can Wallin & Klarich Assist Me if I Violated My Probation? – PC 1203
  • Consequences For A Probation Violation in Ventura County
  • Orange County Probation violation hearings – PC 1203 Wallin & Klarich
  • What are the consequences for probation violation in Ventura County?
  • 4 Common Alternatives to Jail Time in Orange County
  • Miranda Warnings Are Not Required For Individuals On Probation
  • Can't Make Full Restitution Payment before End of Probation
  • Lindsay Lohan Violates Probation By Failing Drug Test; Back In Jail – California Penal Code Section 1203.2
• Category: Probation Violation
  • AB 1228: Own Recognizance Release for Probation Violations
  • Will I Go to Jail for a Probation Violation? (PC 1203)
  • The Burden of Proof in Probation Violation Hearings
  • How to Avoid Probation Violations
  • Should I Hire an Attorney If I am Accused of Violating Probation Conditions?
  • Will I Have to Serve Time If I Violate a Probation Condition?
  • Do Probation Violations Have a Statute of Limitations? (PC 1203)
  • 20 Ways You Can Violate Your Probation in California (Penal Code 1203 through 1203.3)
• Category: Progress Review Hearing
  • What Can I Expect at a Progress Review Hearing?
• Category: Rape
  • Why a False Accusation of Rape in Long Beach is a Serious Offense
  • I’m being accused of rape. What can I expect to happen next? – California Penal Code 261
  • Rape in California under the Belief that the Accused is the Alleged Victim's Spouse
• Category: Reckless Driving
  • 5 Defenses to Reckless Driving an Attorney Can Raise for You
  • 6 Common Road Rage Crimes
  • 4 Common California Traffic Violations
  • What Is Reckless Driving in California? – CVC 23103
  • Punishment for Reckless and Wet Reckless Driving in California (CVC 23103)
• Category: Resentencing
  • People v. Fox: Seeking Resentencing May Jeopardize Your Plea Bargain
  • San Fernando Valley Residents Convicted of a Crime May Be Eligible for Resentencing
  • Are you Eligible for Resentencing in LA County?
  • Applying for Resentencing Under California’s Modified Felony Murder Rule (PC 1170.95)
• Category: Resisting Arrest
  • Is it Legal to Resist an Unlawful Arrest? (PC 148)
  • What is the Punishment for Fleeing an Officer on Foot Versus in a Vehicle? (PC 148)
  • Pulling a Bieber: Consequences of Resisting Arrest in California (Penal Code 148)
• Category: Restraining Order
  • AB 61 - Employers, Coworkers, Employees, & Teachers Can Now Petition to Take Your Guns Away in California
  • Civil Harassment Restraining Orders
  • Don’t Let a Domestic Violence Restraining Order Ruin Your Career
  • Can You Violate a Restraining Order Through Social Media? (PC 273.6)
  • I Violated My Restraining Order. What Consequences Do I Face? (PC 273.6)
  • What Happens to Your Gun if a Restraining Order is Filed Against You?
  • How a Restraining Order Can Affect You
• Category: Robbery
  • How To Defeat Robbery Charges In Orange County
  • Can a Robbery Conviction Be Expunged? (PC 1203.4)
  • Can I Be Charged With Bank Robbery if I Rob Somebody at a Bank ATM? (PC 212.5)
  • Conviction for Aiding and Abetting a Crime Absent the Perpetrator’s Conviction
  • Bank Robbery and Hostage Taking: The Crimes Committed in “The Town”
  • The Not So Convenient Consequences of Robbery in Orange County (Penal Code 211)
  • Estes Robbery: How Shoplifting Can Turn Into A Felony Robbery Conviction – Penal Code Section 484, 211
  • What is Robbery in California? – PC 211
  • What is Robbery and how severe are the punishments? (Penal Code section 211)
  • Man Accused of Robbery in Orange County - Necklace Stolen
  • I have been accused of being an accessory to a robbery because I was driving the car the suspect was in. I had no idea my friend robbed anyone. Can I be held liable for his actions?
  • I am Accused of Robbery – What Should I Do? – California Penal Code Section 211
  • Man Arrested in Lake Forest for Robbery Attempt – California Penal Code Section 211
  • Bank Robbery Suspect “Starlet Bandit” Robs 7 Banks in Los Angeles
  • An Estes Robbery - How Petty Theft Can Turn into Robbery in California and How an Experienced Southern California Theft Attorney Can Help You - California Penal Code Sections 484 and 211
  • Jewelry Store Robbery is Still Robbery Even if it Occurred With the Owner's Consent
• Category: School Expulsion Hearing
  • How To Fight School Expulsion (Education Code 48432.5)
• Category: Search Warrants
  • When Can The Police Use Dogs To Search Your Vehicle?
  • The Prosecution Cannot Use Evidence Against You If It Was Obtained Outside The Scope Of A Search Warrant
  • What Is the Knock and Announce Rule in California?
  • If The Police Violated Your Legal Rights When Searching Your Person Or Your Car You Could Get The Charges Dropped
  • Pros and Cons of Police Needing a Warrant to Search Your Cellphone
  • Your Search and Seizure Rights Extend to Houseguests – U.S. Fourth Amendment
  • How Getting Your Computer Fixed Can Lead to Your Arrest – PC 311.11
  • Should Cops Be Able to Search Cellphones without Warrant?
  • What happens when the feds raid my house?
• Category: Sentence Modification
  • Waidla v. Davis: New Sentencing Hearing Due to Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
  • Can I Get My Prison Sentence Modified in California?
  • Sentence Modification: Can I Avoid Jail Time?
  • Reducing felony convictions to misdemeanors – California Penal Code 17(b) PC
  • How Do I Modify My Criminal Sentence?
• Category: Sentencing
  • Supreme Court Rules for Inmates Seeking Reduced Prison Sentences
  • 4 Reasons You Should Not Accept a Plea Bargain at Your First Court Appearance
  • What is a Statement of Mitigation and How Could It Help Me in Sentencing?
  • What is the Purpose of Sentencing? (AB 2590)
  • How AB 2124 Affects Your Case in Los Angeles
  • Governor Brown Presses for Split Sentencing (AB 109)
  • Can I Serve My Jail Sentence Only on Weekends?
  • Jail Overcrowding Impact on California Counties
  • What Happens When a Judge Sentences a Defendant to Four Years in Prison When They Should Have Sentenced Him to Six Years?
• Category: Sex Crimes
  • Defending Against Rape Charges | PC 261
  • I Have To Register As A Sex Offender. What Is The Punishment If I Do Not Register?
  • Trevor Bauer: The Vague Line Between ‘Rough’ Sex & Sexual Assault
  • Don’t let the District Attorneys unlawful tricks cause you or a loved one to be wrongfully convicted
  • Reporting a Crime May Make You Immune to Prostitution Charges
  • Your Constitutional Right to Confront Your Accuser in Court
  • Criminal Act of Having Sex With a Minor
  • The Criminal Act of Having Sex with a Minor: Statutory Rape (PC 261.5)
  • Can You Be Charged with Raping Your Spouse? (PC 262)
  • Can Statutory Rape Charges Be Dropped? (PC 261.5)
  • Can You Bring Up Prior Sexual History in a Rape Case?
  • Facts about Spousal Rape Charges in Irvine – PC Section 262
  • Will I Go To Jail For Statutory Rape In Los Angeles? (PC 261.5)
  • What Does the Prosecution Have to Prove to Convict of Sexual Molestation?
  • Reasons Why Children Lie about Sexual Abuse
  • Could Rob Kardashian Face Revenge Porn Charges in California for Posting Nude Images of Blac Chyna?
  • Is it a Crime for an 18-Year-Old to Hug and Kiss a 17-year-old? -- California Penal Code section 647.6
  • Can Someone Misremember a Sexual Assault?
  • Should the DA Prosecute Bill Cosby for Newest Allegation of Sexual Misconduct?
  • Sex Between Teenagers Can Lead to a Sex Crime (California Penal Code Section 261.5)
  • Is "The Girl Next Door" a Story of Child Abuse?
  • Statute of Limitations for an Orange County Child Molestation Charge (Penal Code Sections 288 and 801.1)
  • The Ugly Truth about “Pretty Woman” - California Prostitution Laws
  • California to Hand Down First Life Sentence for Human Trafficking in San Bernardino
  • Statute of Limitations for Annoying or Molesting a Child – Penal Code Sections 647.6 and 802
  • “Protecting Students from Sexual and Violent Predators Act” Moves Through Congress – H.R. 2083
  • 5 Consequences You Face if You are Convicted of Rape in Riverside County
  • Solicitation of a Minor in Orange County – PC 288.4
  • New California Law Closes Rape Loophole
  • Wallin & Klarich Client Applying for California Governor’s Pardon Shows Appreciation
  • Sexting and California Child Pornography Laws – PC 311
  • Penalties for Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child - PC 288.5
  • Can Defense Counsel Discover Confidential Records from the Victim?
  • I Am Accused of Sexual Assault in California – PC 243.4
  • What You Need To Know If Charged With Oral Copulation in San Bernardino – PC 288(A)
  • Punishment For Rape in Orange County - PC 261
  • Punishment for Lewd Acts in San Bernardino (CPC 647(a))
  • New Law Requires A Victim of Domestic Violence or Sexual Assault To Receive Counseling (California Code of Civil Procedure 1219 and Penal Code 1387)
  • NFL cheerleader enters plea in case involving sex with a minor.
  • Wallin & Klarich Defends Falsely Accused Teacher Emphasizing She is Presumed Innocent Under the Law
  • I’ve been convicted of a sex crime, do I have to register as a sex offender?
  • I Was Arrested For Soliciting A Prostitute; What Do I Do?
  • Mandatory Lifetime Sex Offender Registration for Sexual Penetration by Foreign Object on Unconscious Person – California Penal Code Section 290
  • Government Report Finds Thousands Of Registered Sex Offenders Issued Passports – California Penal Code Section 290
  • Research Shows Current Sex Offender Laws Ineffective
  • What Does the Prosecution have to Prove in Order to Convict a Defendant of Sexual Molestation? - California Penal Code Section 288(a)
  • Statute of Limitations for Sex Offenses is 10 Years, California Penal Code Section 803
• Category: Stalking
  • Will I Have to Register as a Sex Offender for Stalking in California? (PC 646.9)
  • When is Stalking Considered a Crime? (PC 646.9)
  • Can You Be Convicted of Stalking if You Never Made a Threat? (PC 646.9)
  • 5 Things to Expect if You are Charged with Stalking in San Bernardino County
  • How Can Wallin & Klarich Help Me If I Am Facing Stalking Charges In Orange County? – PC 646.9
  • You can be Charged With Felony Stalking for Simply Following a Girl You Like
  • How to Determine whether One's Conduct Amounts to Stalking under California Penal Code 646.9
• Category: Strike Crime
  • People v. Govan: Judges Have Discretion Not to Impose Strike Punishment
  • Prop 36 Drug Treatment And The Three Strikes Law In California
  • California’s Three-Strikes Law And Crimes That Would Be Considered Strikes For Those With Prior Strikes
  • The Stringent Effects of The Three Strike Law
  • I’m Charged With A “Strike” In California – What Should I Need To Know?
  • What is a "Strike" and How Does it Affect Sentencing? California Penal Code Section 667
• Category: Theft Crime
  • How to Successfully Beat An Identity Theft Charge - Penal Code Sections 530.5(a), 529
  • Can I Still Be Charged with Theft in California If I Return the Property?
  • What are the Consequences of Petty Theft with a Prior? (666 PC)
  • When is Receiving Stolen Property a Crime in California? (Penal Code 496)
  • I Received Stolen Property. Can I Be Charged With A Crime? (California Penal Code Section 496)
  • You Need Three Or More Convictions For the Prosecution To Charge A Felony Petty Theft
  • Is It Worth It to Hire an Attorney for Petty Theft? (California Penal Code Section 488)
  • Is It a Crime to Return Stolen Items?
  • Real Life Wedding Crashers – What is the Penalty in California?
  • The Serious Consequences of Textbook Theft
  • Consequences of Stealing Government Property (18 U.S.C. Section 641)
  • How Recreating “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” Can Result in a Lifetime of Trouble
  • Top Orange County Criminal Defense Lawyer Matthew B. Wallin Negotiates Dismissal of Petty Theft Charges Against Client – PC 484, 488
  • What is the Statute of Limitations for Theft in Thousand Oaks?
  • Man Tracks Down His Stolen Property on Craigslist, Catches Thief in the Process
  • All Charges Dismissed After Client Is Accused Of Petty Theft And Receiving Stolen Property (PC 496(A), PC 484(A)-488)
  • Consequences of Shoplifting in San Bernardino (PC 484)
  • Why someone accused of shoplifting needs to hire a lawyer?
  • Man Tracks Down His Stolen Property on Craigslist, Catches Thief in the Process
  • Bike Theft in California
  • What Not to Do When You Find an Ipad
  • I Was Arrested in Los Angeles County for Shoplifting Under Penal Code § PC 484, What Are my Options?
  • What to do when Charged with Theft
  • Grand Theft Threshold Increased from $400 to $950. (Stats. 2010, Ch. 693 [A.B. 2372])
  • Petty Theft
  • What You Need To Know About Shoplifting and Shoplifting Laws In California – California Penal Code Section 484
  • Westminster Woman Sentence for Stealing a Pair of Breast Implants and How a Criminal Defense Attorney Can Help You - California Penal Code section 487
• Category: Title IX Hearing
• Category: Traffic
  • Top 3 Things NOT to Do When You Are Pulled Over 
  • 6 Reasons to Hire an Attorney to Handle Your Traffic Ticket
  • Restrictions for First-Time Drivers in California
  • Can I Refuse to Show My Driver’s License if I Believe I was Subject to an Illegal Traffic Stop?
  • I Got a Speeding Ticket (CVC § 22350) in Los Angeles County, Should I Just Pay the Ticket?
• Category: Vandalism
  • Is it Graffiti Art or Vandalism?
  • 3 Defenses An Attorney Can Use If You Are Facing Vandalism Charges In Orange County - California Penal Code 594
  • I Was Arrested For Vandalism, Can I Avoid Jail Time? PC 594
  • How Can I Remove My Vandalism Conviction off My Record - PC 594 & 640.5; 640.6
  • Vandalism at Irvine High School
  • What if I got arrested for vandalism, what does the prosecution need to prove and what is the punishment?
• Category: Violation of Restraining Order
  • 10 Ways You Can Violate a Domestic Violence Restraining Order
  • I Am Being Accused of Violating a Restraining Order – PC 273.6
  • Violation Of Restraining Order Cases In California And New Ways To Defend Against Them
  • You Can Be Sent to Jail for Violating a Restraining Order (California Penal Code Section 273.6)
  • Punishment for Second Violation of a Restraining Order – PC 273.6
  • I violated my criminal protective order and restraining order in Orange County, what consequences am I facing?
  • A criminal protective order is justified only if there is good cause to believe there is an attempt to intimate a witness or victim – Penal Code section 136.2
• Category: Violent Crime
  • 6 Consequences You Face if You are Convicted of Mayhem in Riverside County
  • What Is A Violent Crime In California?
• Category: Wallin & Klarich
  • Non-Offending Parents Can Retain Custody Of Their Children In Child Abuse Cases
  • Win a $50 Visa Gift Card from Wallin & Klarich
• Category: Warrants
  • Police Can’t Search Your Genitals without a Search Warrant (PC 4030)
  • What Does It Mean to Have a Warrant Recalled?
  • What do I do if there is a warrant out for my arrest?
  • Can You Be Arrested with a Warrant for Someone Else?
  • What is the Difference Between an Arrest Warrant and a Bench Warrant?
  • Understanding Search Warrants in California
  • Can I Go To Jail If I Let Someone Live With Me When He Has A Warrant For His Arrest? (PC 32)
  • California Law Now Allows The Police To Get a GPS Tracking Device Search Warrant (California Penal Code 1524 and 1534)
  • What constitutes an illegal search of your home?
  • A Search Warrant Gives The Police The Right To Enter Only A Specified Home Or Business To Search For Certain Types Of Evidence Described In The Warrant
  • What If You Believe You Were Illegally Searched By The Police?
  • The Government Does Not Need A Warrant To Search MySpace and FaceBook Accounts
• Category: Weapon Crime Charge
  • The Primary Defenses To A Weapon Crime Charge - Penal Code Section 12020
• Category: Withdrawal of Plea
  • I Pleaded Guilty or No Contest to a Criminal Charge. Can I Change My Plea?
  • Should I Make a No Contest Plea? What You Need to Know
  • I shouldn’t have plead guilty. What can I do about it? – Withdrawal of Plea
• Category: WK Law Talk
  • Partner Matthew B. Wallin Helps Client Win School Expulsion Hearing in Los Angeles (California Education Code Section 48900)
  • WK Law Talk 4/2/13
  • WK Law Talk 3/26/13
  • WK Law Talk 3/19/13
  • WK Law Talk 3/12/13
• Category: Writing False Prescription
  • I am Accused of Writing a False Prescription – California Business & Professions Code 4324(a)
  • Prescription Fraud – Writing Fake Prescriptions

Attorneys

• Paul J. Wallin, Esq.
• Stephen D. Klarich, Esq.
• Matthew B. Wallin, Esq.
• Jonathan M. Lynn, Esq.
• Soheil H. Levy, Esq.
• Gabriel E. Dorman, Esq.
• Louis P. Pilato, Esq.
• Bryan Nel
• David P. Schwarz
• Sherif M. Fathy

Practice Areas

• Orange County Sexual Battery Lawyer
• Orange County Murder Lawyer
• Orange County Drug Possession Lawyer
• Orange County Violent Crimes Attorney
• Orange County Theft Lawyer
• Orange County Sex Crimes Attorney
• Orange County Robbery Attorney
• Orange County Federal Attorney
• Orange County Expungement Defense Attorney
• Orange County Embezzlement Lawyer
• Orange County DUI Attorney
• Orange County Drug Crimes Attorney
• Orange County Domestic Violence Restraining Orders Lawyer
• Orange County Domestic Violence Lawyer
• Orange County Child Pornography Defense Attorney
• Orange County Burglary Defense Lawyer
• Orange County Assault with a Deadly Weapon Defense Lawyer
• Orange County Assault Defense Lawyer
• Alternative Sentencing – Overview
• Manslaughter - PC 192
• Needles Traffic Tickets 
• Solicitation of a Minor Defense Attorney | Orange County
• Vandalism FAQs
• Vandalism Sentencing
• Vandalism Prosecution
• Vandalism Charges - PC 594
• Looting Laws - PC 463
• Murder Prosecution
• Violent Crimes
• Child Molestation
• Attempted Murder - PC 664
• Domestic Violence Lawyer | Southern California
• Southern California Criminal Appeals Attorney
• Criminal Threats – PC 422
• Child Pornography Attorneys Explain 311 PC
• Murder - PC 187
• Child Endangerment Defense Attorney | Orange County
• Rape Laws - PC 261
• Child Molest/Child Annoyance - PC 647.6
• Indecent Exposure - PC 314
• Robbery - PC 211
• Restraining Order Attorney Explains Domestic Violence Restraining Orders
• Sealing Your Arrest Record in California Under PC 851.91 (The CARE Act)
• Sentencing Attorney Explains the Sentencing & Appeal Process
• Revenge Porn Laws – California Penal Code 647(j)(4) PC
• California Child Dependency Lawyers Fighting to Keep Families Together
• Federal Human Smuggling Laws - 8 USC 1324
• Federal Carjacking Laws - 18 USC 2119
• Federal Counterfeiting - 18 USC 2320
• Federal Credit Card Fraud (18 USC 1029)
• Federal Mail/Wire Fraud - 18 USC 1341 &1343
• Federal Conspiracy Laws
• Federal Bank Fraud - 18 USC 1344
• Federal Drug Manufacturing Laws - 21 U.S.C. 841
• Federal Bank Robbery - 18 USC 2113
• False Imprisonment - California Penal Code 236-237
• Practicing Medicine Without a License - California Penal Code 2052
• Injuring Wireless Communication - California Penal Code 591.5 PC
• Criminal Trespass Laws - California Penal Code 602 PC
• Marijuana Laws: Medical Marijuana in California
• False Impersonation – PC 529
• Marijuana Laws: Cultivation of Marijuana - HS 11358
• Gun Laws: California CCW Permits
• Marijuana Laws: Concentrated Cannabis Laws
• Assault Weapons Laws: PC 30600, 30605, and 30610
• Gun-Free School Zone Act – California PC 626.9
• False Report of a Crime – PC 148.5
• False Imprisonment of a Hostage to Avoid Arrest – PC 210.5
• Planting or Tampering with Evidence – PC 141
• Meth Labs and Illegal Drug Manufacturing: California Health and Safety Code Sections 11379.6 and 11366.5
• Manufacturing Controlled Substances - HS 11379.6
• Dissuading a Witness - PC 136.1
• Destroying or Concealing Documentary Evidence - PC 135
• Contempt of Court – PC 166
• Vehicle Registration, License Plate or Sticker Fraud (California Vehicle Code 4463)
• Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Tampering: California Vehicle Code Sections 10802, 10803, and 10750
• Possession of Burglary Tools - PC 466
• Bribery of a Witness (California Penal Codes Sections 137-138)
• Preparing or Offering False Evidence - PC 132 and PC 134
• Hazing – California Penal Code 245.6
• Selling or Giving Marijuana to a Minor - HS 11361
• “ Lynching ” Laws – California Penal Code 405a
• Foreclosure Fraud: California Civil Code 2945 – 2945.4
• Gun Laws: Open Carry Laws - PC 26350
• Unlicensed / Illegal Sale of Firearms: California Penal Code 26500 PC
• Shooting At an Inhabited Dwelling or Occupied Vehicle - PC 246
• Unauthorized Practice of Law – Business & Professions Code 6125 & 6126
• Manufacture, Sale or Possession of "Generally Prohibited" Weapons - California PC 16590
• Hate Crimes – California Penal Code 422.55, 422.6, 422.7, 422.75 PC
• “Peeping Tom” Laws – PC 647(i) & PC 647(j)
• Breaking and Entering – PC 459
• Military Crimes
• Felon with a Firearm Law – PC 29800
• Possessing Destructive or Explosive Devices (PC 18710-18780)
• Owning or Operating a Chop Shop – VC 10801
• Motion to Vacate a Judgment - California Penal Code 1016.5
• Gun Laws: Carrying a Loaded Firearm in a Public Place/Vehicle - PC 25850
• Auto Burglary - PC 459
• Extortion – PC 518
• Evading a Police Officer - VC 2800.1
• Sodomy - PC 286
• Battery on a Peace Officer - California PC 243(b) & 243(c)
• Attempt Crimes – California Penal Code 21(a) PC
• Making Annoying Phone Calls - PC 653m
• Sentence Enhancements for Firearm Use - PC 12022.53: "10-20-Life"
• Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor - PC 272
• Resisting an Executive Officer – PC 69
• Red Light Camera Tickets
• Carpool Lane Violation
• Driving without Insurance
• Speed Contests & Exhibition of Speed
• Stop Sign Tickets
• Types of Traffic Infractions
• Texting and Driving/Cell Phone Use While Driving
• Illegal Turn Laws
• Types of Misdemeanor Traffic Violations
• Red Light Traffic Tickets
• Xanax Drug Crimes
• Traffic Trial
• Traffic Ticket Arraignment
• Traffic Ticket Fines and Penalties
• Traffic School
• Traffic Tickets
• White Collar Crimes
• Adderall Drug Crimes
• Inciting a Riot - PC 404.6
• Wiretapping - PC 631
• Accessory After the Fact - PC 32
• PCP Drug Crimes
• Gang Affiliation Sentence Enhancement - PC 186.22
• Assisting in Suicide - PC 401
• Torture - PC 206
• Ketamine Drug Crimes
• Negligent Discharge of a Firearm - PC 246.3
• Providing False Information to a Police Officer -California VC 31
• GHB Drug Crimes
• Ecstasy Drug Crimes - HS 11377
• Eavesdropping – PC 632
• False Statements to the California DMV (California Vehicle Code Section 20)
• Hydrocodone Drug Crimes
• Vicodin (Hydrocodone) Possession - California Health & Safety Code 11350 HS
• Codeine Possession - HS 11350
• School Expulsions - EC 48900
• Animal Cruelty Defense Attorney | Orange County
• Drive-by Shooting - PC 26100
• Disturbing the Peace - PC 415
• Prescription Fraud - HS 11153 & 11173
• Child Abuse Central Index (CACI)
• Handicapped Parking Laws
• Federal Drug Trafficking
• Insider Trading
• Aiding and Abetting - PC 31
• Perjury – FAQ’s
• Fraud
• Perjury – Punishment and Sentencing
• Perjury – Defenses
• Perjury – Prosecution
• Perjury
• Alternative Sentencing Options– FAQ’s
• Alternative Sentencing – Consequences for Noncompliance
• Alternatives to Prison Sentencing – Categories
• Dirk or Dagger FAQs
• Dirk or Dagger Sentencing and Punishment
• Dirk or Dagger Defenses
• Federal Firearms Laws
• Child Molestation Crimes
• Manslaughter - PC 192
• Federal Deportable Offenses
• Federal Fraud Crimes
• Federal Solicitation of a Minor Laws
• Federal Child Pornography Laws
• Child Abduction - FAQs
• Child Abduction Sentencing, Punishment and Defenses
• Child Abduction - PC 277-280
• Death Penalty and Life Sentence without Parole
• Sentence Modification - Writ of Habeas Corpus
• Search Warrants FAQ
• California Unreasonable Search and Seizure Laws
• California Search Warrant Requirements
• Methamphetamine Possession with Intent to Sell - FAQs
• Methamphetamine Possession With Intent to Sell - Sentencing
• Methamphetamine Possession With Intent to Sell - Prosecution and Defenses
• Methamphetamine Possession With Intent to Sell - HS 11378
• Probation Modification or Terminating Your Probation - PC 1203.3
• Facts & FAQ Regarding Juvenile Sex Offenders
• Juveniles Tried As Adults For Sex Crimes
• Juvenile Sex Offenders in California
• Challenges in Defending Someone Charged with Child Molestation - PC 288.5
• Child Sex Abuse (Continuous) - PC 288.5
• GPS Ankle Monitoring
• SCRAM Alcohol Monitoring Device
• Home Confinement Qualifications, Pros and Cons
• House Arrest Electronic Monitoring
• Sentencing and Punishment for Online Fraud
• Internet Crimes - PC 502
• Defenses to Internet Crime
• Types of Internet Crimes
• Kidnapping Laws - PC 207
• PC 261 | False Rape Accusations
• Post Release Community Supervision "PRCS"
• Felony "Split Sentence" - Release
• Failure to Register as a Sex Offender
• Possession of Cocaine or Heorin for Sale FAQs
• Possession of Cocaine or Heroin for Sale - Punishment
• Possession of Cocaine or Heroin for Sale - Defenses
• Possession of Cocaine or Heroin for Sale - Prosecution
• Possession of Cocaine or Heroin for Sale
• Drug Possession for Purpose of Sale
• Search Warrants in California
• Indecent Exposure FAQs
• Federal Crimes Immigration Consequences
• Federal Pretrial Release and Bail
• Federal Miranda Rights
• Federal Warrants
• Federal Subpoena
• Brandishing a Weapon - PC 417
• Brandishing a Weapon Prosecution
• PC 243.4 | Sexual Battery FAQs
• PC 243.4 | Sexual Battery Punishment Sentence
• PC 243.4 | Sexual Battery Defense
• PC 243.4 | Sexual Battery Charge Prosecution
• Sexual Battery - PC 243.4
• Statutory Rape FAQs
• Statutory Rape Punishment Sentence
• Statutory Rape Defense
• Statutory Rape Charges Prosecution
• Statutory Rape Lawyer California
• PC 647.6 | Child Annoyance FAQs
• PC 647.6 | Child Annoyance Sentencing Punishment
• PC 647.6 | Child Annoyance Defenses
• PC 647.6 | Child Annoyance Prosecution
• Theft - Employee Theft
• Theft - Theft by Fraud, Deceit, Trick
• Theft - Theft by False Pretenses
• Larceny Theft - Prosecution & Defense
• Governor's Pardon Benefits
• Certificate of Rehabilitation Process
• Lewd Acts in Public Prosecution
• Lewd Acts in Public - PC 647(a)
• Orange County Bail -- Before Posting Bail
• Speed Contest and Speed Racing Prosecution
• Dirk or Dagger Prosecution
• Possession of a Dirk or Dagger - PC 21310
• Competency to Stand Trial
• Stalking FAQs
• Sentence and Punishment for Stalking
• Stalking Defenses
• Stalking Prosecution
• Stalking Laws – PC 646.9
• PC 311 Child Pornography Defense
• Testimonials: Cleaning Up Your Record (Expungements)
• Speed Contest / Speed Racing - CVC 23109
• Withdrawal of Plea - FAQs
• Withdrawal of Plea - Overview
• Minor in Possession - BPC 25662
• Interstate Extradition
• Violation of Restraining Order Prosecution
• Theft - Grand Theft or Petty Theft?
• Lost Property Laws - PC 485
• Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated Overview
• Watson Murder FAQs
• Watson Murder Sentencing and Punishing
• Watson Murder Defenses
• Watson Murder Prosecution
• Watson Murder - PC 187
• Resisting Arrest PC 148 - FAQs
• Resisting Arrest PC 148 - Punishment and Sentence
• Resisting Arrest PC 148 - Defenses
• Resisting Arrest PC 148 - Prosecution
• Resisting Arrest & Battery On A Police Officer - Overview
• Probation Violation Hearing FAQs
• Probation Violation Consequences
• Probation Violations - How can Your Probation be Violated?
• Violation of Restraining Order Explained by Experienced Restraining Order Lawyers – (273.6 PC)
• 7 Things You Must Know About A Sentence Modification
• Under What Circumstances Will The Judge Modify My Sentence?
• California Sentence Modification Defense Law Firm
• Motion for a New Trial - FAQs
• Procedure to Motion For a New Trial - PC 1181
• Prosecutorial Misconduct
• Grounds to Motion for a New Trial
• Motion for New Trial Introduction - PC 1181
• Drug Diversion Program - FAQ
• Drug Diversion Program - Violations
• Drug Diversion Program - Eligibility For P.C. 1000
• Drug Diversion Program - Overview
• Theft - FAQs
• Theft - Sentencing Punishment
• Theft - Defenses
• Theft - Prosecution
• Check Fraud - PC 476
• Assault With a Deadly Weapon - FAQs
• Assault With a Deadly Weapon Sentence & Punishment
• Assault With a Deadly Weapon Defenses
• Assault With a Deadly Weapon - Prosecution
• Sentence Modifications - Termination of Probation
• Probation Modification and Early Termination of Probation - P.C. 1203.3
• Vehicular Manslaughter - FAQs
• Vehicular Manslaughter - Sentencing & Punishment
• Vehicular Manslaughter - Defenses
• Vehicular Manslaughter - Prosecution
• Manslaughter - PC 192
• Vehicular Manslaughter - PC 192 (c)
• Voluntary Manslaughter FAQs
• Voluntary Manslaughter Sentence Penalties
• Voluntary Manslaughter Defenses
• Voluntary Manslaughter Prosecution
• Voluntary Manslaughter - PC 192(a)
• PC 192 (b) | Involuntary Manslaughter FAQs
• PC 192 (b) | Involuntary Manslaughter Sentencing & Punishment
• PC 192 (b) | Involuntary Manslaughter Defenses
• PC 192 (b) | Involuntary Manslaughter Prosecution
• Definition of Involuntary Manslaughter -- PC 192(b)
• Prostitution - FAQs
• Prostitution - Sentencing & Punishment
• Prostitution - Defenses
• Prostitution - Prosecution
• Prostitution - PC 647(b)
• Duty to Register as a Sex Offender
• Indecent Exposure Penalty and Sentence
• Indecent Exposure Defenses
• Indecent Exposure Prosecution
• Felony Sentencing FAQ
• Felony Sentences: Probation and Concurrent Sentence vs. Consecutive Sentence
• Aggravating and Mitigating Factors
• Understanding California Felony Prison Terms
• Felony Sentencing Probation Criteria
• Felony "Formal" Probation Terms
• Felony Sentencing Guidelines
• Ending Lifetime Requirement to Register as a Sex Offender
• Elder Abuse Defenses
• PC 288 | Defenses
• Elder Abuse and Neglect Prosecution
• Sex Offender Registration Out-of-State Convictions
• Extradition Process – California Penal Code 1548.1 - 1558
• PC 288 | Prosecution
• Megan’s Law - Exclusion From Megan's Law Website
• Extradition Defenses – California Penal Code 1548.1 - 1558
• Oral Copulation - FAQs
• Bad Check Laws – PC 476a
• Elder Abuse Laws in California FAQ
• Federal Crimes - FAQ
• PC 288 | Sentencing & Punishment
• PC 288 | FAQ
• Lawyer for Rape Charges Explains Prosecution of 261 PC
• PC 261 | Rape Defenses
• Punishment for Rape in California – Penal Code 261 PC
• PC 261 | Rape FAQs
• Oral Copulation – PC 288a
• PC 311 | Sting Operations
• Oral Copulation - Prosecution
• Oral Copulation - Defenses
• Oral Copulation - Sentencing & Punishment
• Lewd or Lascivious Acts With a Minor - PC 288
• Extradition FAQs - California Penal Code Sections 1548.1 - 1558
• Federal Charges Sentencing Punishment
• Federal Crimes vs. State Crimes
• Writing a False Prescription - PC 4324
• Jury Trial Process
• Accused of a Felony
• Accused of a Misdemeanor
• Accused of an Infraction
• Arraignment & Bail
• Pre-Filing Investigations & the Criminal Process
• Elder Abuse Sentencing and Punishment
• Elder Abuse - PC 368
• Bail Out of Jail FAQs
• Bail Hearing - Factors Determining Bail
• Bail Schedule Information
• How Does Bail Work- How to Post Bail
• Bail - PC 1275
• PC 311 | Frequently asked Questions regarding: Child Porn Charges
• PC 311 | Child Porn Punishment and Sentencing
• PC 311 | Prosecution
• Sex Offender Registration FAQ
• Who has to Register as a Sex Offender?
• Sex Offender Registration - PC 290
• Murder FAQs
• Murder Sentence & Punishment
• Murder Defenses
• Resisting Arrest Defense Attorney | Orange County
• Testimonials Drunk in Public
• California Arrest Warrants
• Testimonials
• Client Testimonials: Assault with Deadly Weapon
• Assault With A Deadly Weapon Defense Attorney | Orange County
• Gross Vehicular Manslaughter Sentencing and Punishment
• Three Strikes Law Serious or Violent Felonies
• Client Testimonials: Theft
• 11352 HS - Client Testimonials
• Client Testimonials: Sale of Marijuana
• Client Testimonials: Possession for Sale of Marijuana
• Client Testimonials: Possession of Marijuana
• Client Testimonials: Drug Possession
• Client Testimonials: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
• Client Testimonials: Drug Diversion
• Client Testimonials: DMV Hearings
• Client Testimonials: Corporal Injury On A Spouse
• Client Testimonials: Corporal Injury On A Child
• Sealing Juvenile Records
• Factual Innocence Motion - PC 851.8
• Expungement - Get Your Criminal Record Expunged - PC 1203.4
• Client Testimonials: Battery On Spouse
• Client Testimonials: Battery
• Juvenile Law
• Warrants
• Gross Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated - PC 191.5(a)
• Theft Crimes- PC 484
• Three Strikes Law - PC 667
• Certificate of Rehabilitation and Governor's Pardon
• Sex Crimes
• Sentence Modification
• Receiving Stolen Property Overview- PC 496
• Reckless Driving - VC 23103
• Probation Violation Defense Attorney | Orange County
• Hit and Run Defense Lawyer | Orange County
• Forgery - PC 470
• Federal Crimes
• Extradition
• Embezzlement - PC 503
• Public Intoxication - PC 647(f)
• Driving Under The Influence (DUI) - CVC 23152(a)
• Transportation for Sale of a Controlled Substance - HS 11352
• Sale of Marijuana
• Methamphetamine Possession - HS 11377(a)
• Marijuana Possession for Sale - HS 11359
• Possession of Marijuana
• Possession of Controlled Substance - HS 11350(a)
• Cocaine or Heroin Possession with Intent to Sell - HS 11351
• Drug Paraphernalia Possession - HS 11364
• Drug Diversion Programs
• Drug Crimes
• Driving On Suspended License - VC 14601
• DMV Hearing
• Corporal Injury on Spouse - PC 273.5
• Corporal Injury on a Child - PC 273d
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