Interstate Extradition and the Extradition Process – Penal Code 1548.1 and PC 1558
Interstate Extradition and the Extradition Process – Penal Code 1548.1 and PC 1558
Interstate extradition refers to the process by which one state is required to surrender a suspected or convicted criminal to another state for punishment. You may be subject to extradition if you are arrested in California for a crime you either committed or were accused of committing in a different state, or if you are arrested in a different state for a crime you committed or are suspected of committing…
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How Long Does a Restraining Order Last?
Restraining orders are used to protect individuals who feel they are in a dangerous or a violent situation. Restraining orders prevent the restrained person from being in a specific place and/or making contact with a specific person(s). If you have been served with a restraining order, the restraining order will be effective for a specific duration of time depending on what type of restraining order has been issued. So how…
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Felony and Misdemeanor Probation Violation in San Bernardino – Penal Code 1203
If you are convicted of a crime, probation may be a part of your sentence. There are two forms of probation: formal probation and informal probation. Formal probation is typically required as part of your sentence if you are convicted of a felony. Formal probation, also known as felony probation, requires that you report and meet with a probation officer frequently. There are also certain terms of your probation that you…
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If I have violated by probation what are the consequences in Riverside? Penal Code 1203
If you have violated your probation, there are many probation violation consequences in Riverside that may be imposed upon you depending on the circumstances of your case. First, a judge may choose to revoke the probation you were granted and instead enforce the original sentence for the crime committed. In some situations, a judge may also revoke the probation and enforce the maximum sentence for the original crime committed. Other…
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I have just been arrested for a second time DUI in San Bernardino, what are the punishments? (Vehicle Code section 23152)
A DUI conviction in San Bernardino always results in severe consequences as it usually results in jail time, fines and a license suspension. As you can probably guess, a second time DUI conviction has greater impact as the fines and possible jail time are increased dramatically. In understanding the punishments you face, it is important to determine whether your second DUI conviction was within 10 years of your first DUI…
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What are the consequences if I am facing a second DUI charge in Newport Beach? (CVC 23540)
A charge for a second DUI in Newport Beach can carry significant consequences if it occurs within 10 years of a prior DUI conviction. Most significantly, a charge for a second DUI in Newport Beach may result in imprisonment in county jail for up to one year and/or a fine up to $1000. A court may also require you to participate in a driving under the influence program that will…
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I was Arrested for Theft at the Mall. What is the Punishment for Petty Theft in Riverside? (488 pc)
If you have been charged with grand theft or petty theft in Riverside, our knowledgeable theft attorneys – experienced in the workings and procedures of the Riverside local courts – provide you an overview of the punishment for petty theft that you are facing in Riverside. Under California Penal Code section 488, any theft that is not considered grand theft is charged as petty theft. Under Penal Code section 487,…
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What You Need to Know If You Are Charged With Brandishing A Weapon In Ventura (PC 417)
Often, people who are charged with brandishing a deadly weapon in Ventura wonder whether or not to hire a private attorney or get the public defender. Your best option is to always hire a private attorney. For example, a private criminal defense attorney at Wallin & Klarich will treat your case with real sincerity and attention while a public defender is usually too busy to call or speak with you…
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What Are The Consequences of Being Charged With A DUI Causing Injury in San Bernardino?
If you are charged with a DUI causing injury in San Bernardino the prosecution can choose to charge you with a misdemeanor or a felony. A felony DUI carries harsher consequences than a misdemeanor DUI, and can subject you to 3 years in jail or a $10,000 fine. Whereas, a misdemeanor DUI carries a punishment of a fine up to $1000 and jail time up to 6 months. In addition…
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I think I may have violated my restraining order and criminal protective order (CPO) in Riverside.
In Riverside, just like in most counties, a violation of a restraining order can result in either additional jail time or further restrictions on your restraining order. Once you have been served with a restraining order, you must abide by the restrictions that are placed upon you. However, you may attempt to modify the order if there are parts that you don't agree with. If you feel you may have…
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