Criminal Defense - Page 23

The short answer is jail time for credit card theft in California ranges from six months to one year. However, the detailed answer is more complex. The specific amount of time you may spend in county jail for credit card theft in California depends on the severity and circumstances of your criminal case.  For instance, credit card theft can be a petty or grand theft crime. The amount of county...

 When you receive charges for a crime you did not commit, you can receive jail sentences, probation, and significant fines. Conversely, even if you are not proven guilty, you still face severe, and possibly irreversible, damages to your reputation. Therefore, you must take legal action to fight false accusations and protect your future. But how can you defend against false accusations? We have outlined our defense strategies for wrongful...

To expunge a criminal record in Los Angeles, you must file a Petition to Dismiss with the court under California Penal Code §1203.4, showing that you’ve completed probation or met other eligibility requirements, and attend a court hearing if required. Under California law, some criminal convictions can be expunged—meaning they are essentially removed from your criminal record. Expungement can help you apply for jobs, qualify for certain job licensing, and...

To obtain an early termination of probation in California, you should hire a lawyer and build a case stating why you are a candidate deserving of ending your probation period sooner rather than later. In California, can you get off probation early? It depends on the details of your case, so if you want to get started with this process, talk to a Burbank criminal defense lawyer. Your attorney can...