Is Making a Criminal Threat (PC 422) a Strike Offense? Penal Code 422(a) governs the charge of making a criminal threat against another. It is characterized as a wobbler, allowing the prosecutor to charge you… Read More
California New Trial Motion versus Criminal Appeal In California, there is a difference between a motion for a new trial versus an appeal. Though both types of relief can encompass the same… Read More
The Initial Appearance in Federal Court on Criminal Cases When you have been arrested or taken into custody by federal agents, ordinarily you appear in court within a few hours. Moreover, agents typically arrest… Read More
California PC 422(a) Reduction to Misdemeanor & Expungement In California, conveying a criminal threat is a wobbler making it charged as either a misdemeanor or felony. It’s codified under penal code 422(a) pc… Read More
Examples of Making a “Criminal Threat” – California PC 422(a) Conveying a criminal threat is codified under California penal code 422(a) pc. What constitutes a criminal threat has been the subject in the appellate courts… Read More
Orange County Perjury Attorney – Penal Code 118 PC Have you been arrested or accused of committing perjury? If so, retaining a reputable and experienced Orange County perjury attorney can be one of the… Read More
Orange County Robbery Defense Attorney Robbery is an inherently violent felony codified under penal code 211. The statute makes it a crime to take property from another by the use… Read More
California “Mortgage Fraud” Laws – Penal Code 532f PC Mortgage fraud, also known as real estate fraud, is charged under penal code 532f pc. This prohibition applies to all lenders and borrowers, as well… Read More
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