A certificate of rehabilitation is an order from the superior court deeming a person fully rehabilitated from the crime(s) previously committed after demonstrating exemplary behavior. …
Read Full ArticleIdentity theft often occurs in conjunction with credit card fraud, grand theft, petty theft, forgery, or other forms of fraud or theft offenses. Mostly involving…
Read Full ArticleAn expungement is a post-conviction remedy sought typically after probation has been completed. In legal terms, an expungement petition is governed under California Penal Code…
Read Full ArticleJust because someone was convicted of a felony does not mean it must be permanent. In California, some crimes are categorized as wobbler offenses. A…
Read Full ArticlePublic intoxication, also referred as “drunk in public” is a misdemeanor offense charged under California PC 647(f) making it a crime to be under the…
Read Full ArticleTerminating probation is applicable to both felony and misdemeanor cases. The process entails filing a motion made under PC 1203.3(a) to terminate probation with the…
Read Full ArticleIf you’ve been arrested or cited for prostitution under California Penal Code 647(b), then the punishment will vary depending on your prior criminal history.[1] However,…
Read Full ArticleIn California, “Stalking” is charged by the government under Penal Code 646.9 pc. You could be charged with stalking by following another in person or…
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