In California, resisting an executive officer is a wobbler offense which means the prosecutor holds discretion to charge you with a violation of this offense…
Read Full ArticleIf you have previously been convicted of a sex offense which requires you to register as a sex offender and you fail to do so,…
Read Full ArticlePublic urination is defined under California Penal Code § 647. However, many municipalities, including Los Angeles, have their own statutes which police officers often arrest…
Read Full ArticleThreatening a witness, victim, or informant in a criminal case is a wobbler offense which means the prosecutor may elect to file charges as either…
Read Full ArticleWhat is Penal Code 17500? In California, possession of a deadly weapon with the intent to assault another is defined under Penal Code 17500 pc…
Read Full ArticleArmed criminal action is a common crime charged because it’s filed against someone in conjunction with other charges. For instance, one usually faces, burglary, robbery,…
Read Full ArticleIn April, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced its offices implementation of a “Conviction Review Unit.” A unit specifically geared towards review of…
Read Full ArticleForging or altering a prescription is a wobbler offense which mean the prosecutor holds discretion on whether to charge someone with a felony or misdemeanor….
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