Deputy DA Fails To Turn Over Evidence Favorable To Defense Which Leads To Child Molestation Charges Being Dropped
Deputy DA Fails To Turn Over Evidence Favorable To Defense Which Leads To Child Molestation Charges Being Dropped
Do not let anyone tell you that Deputy District Attorneys always play by the rules. Some Deputy District Attorneys will stop at nothing to obtain a conviction. This includes refusing to turn over critical evidence to the defense. A Deputy District Attorney's Failure to Turn Over Evidence Recently in the case of People vs. Guittierez, the accused was facing charges of molestation that had allegedly occurred in 2002. The defense…
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Jodi Arias Is Likely Going To Be Executed Because She Could Not Keep Her Mouth Shut
Murder cases are not easy to prove. In fact, prosecutors and the police do everything in their power to convince an accused person who is facing murder charges to make statements against their interest. Most persons accused of murder are wise and follow Wallin & Klarich' s advise to "shut up, shut up, shut up" when the police want to speak to you. In many high profile cases, the media…
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Why should I hire a Riverside criminal defense attorney for my rape case in Riverside? – Penal Code section 261.
Rape is a very serious crime in California. Rape is defined as an act of sexual intercourse with someone accomplished through force, threat, or fraud. If you are convicted of committing rape, you can be imprisoned in a state prison for up to a maximum of 8 years. Also, since this is a serious or violent felony, the conviction will be considered a strike under California's Three-Strikes Law, and the…
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How serious is a conviction for possession of narcotics paraphernalia in Orange County? (H&S 11364)
Under California Health and Safety Code section 11364, the sentencing and punishment for possession of narcotics paraphernalia in Orange County can be severe. A narcotics paraphernalia possession conviction can lead to a jail sentence. To get the best possible outcome in your case, you need to hire a team of Defense Attorneys experienced in narcotics paraphernalia possession cases. Our Orange County Attorneys at Wallin & Klarich have over 30 years…
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Why should I hire a lawyer when charged with possession for sale of cocaine in San Bernardino? (H&S 11351)
Under Health and Safety Code Section 11351, a charge of possession for sale of cocaine in San Bernardino is a serious offense and the punishment can be severe. Possession For Sale of Cocaine Sentencing & Punishment in San Bernardino If you are convicted of possession for sale of cocaine, you may face a sentence of up to four years in county jail. The court may also impose a fine of…
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Will I go to jail for possession of a controlled substance in Los Angeles? (HS 11350)
Possession of a Controlled Substance in Los Angeles California Health and Safety Code section 11350 makes it illegal to possess a controlled substance in Los Angeles without a valid prescription. It is important to remember that a controlled substance can constitute both illegal and legal prescription drugs. In order to convict you of possession of a controlled substance in Los Angeles, the prosecution must prove the following: 1. You unlawfully…
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Why should I hire an attorney for a charge of meth paraphernalia possession in Riverside? (CA Health & Safety Code section 11364)
Under California Health and Safety Code section 11364, it is illegal to possess any device, instrument, or paraphernalia used for unlawfully injecting or smoking a controlled substance. A conviction for meth paraphernalia possession in Riverside can completely change your life. It is crucial that you find an experienced Wallin & Klarich Criminal Defense Attorney in Riverside who is familiar with your type of meth paraphernalia possession case. We can provide…
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Can my case be dismissed for possession for sale of meth in Orange County? (CA Health & Safety Code Section 11351)
If you have been charged with possession for sale of methamphetamine in Orange County, under Health and Safety Code Section 11351, you may face harsh penalties if the prosecution can successfully prove the elements of the crime. You need the experienced Orange County defense team at Wallin & Klarich to fight for you using an effective defense strategy. There are a number of defenses that could result in the dismissal…
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How can a Family Law attorney help me with child custody modification?
Child custody orders are very strict, and you face severe penalties if you don't follow these court orders. However, that does not mean that child custody are set in stone forever. If you are unhappy with a prior child custody order, you may be able to have the child custody modified. In order to have your best chance to have your request for modification granted, you will need the help…
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I Am Being Charged With Criminal Threats In Ventura. (PC 422).
The Ventura Criminal Threats Defense Attorneys at Wallin & Klarich have been successfully representing clients charged with criminal threats for well over 30 years. Our attorneys have the skill and expertise to provide you with the best possible defense and outcome in your case. What Is A Criminal Threat? A "criminal threat" according to California Penal Code Section 422 is when you: • Willfully threaten to kill or physically harm…
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