By: Wallin & Klarich
A felony conviction in California means that the person convicted will not only spend time in county jail or state prison, but will also lose several rights, such as the right to own firearms and the right to vote. A felony conviction also means that a person cannot serve on a jury. While there are …
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By: Wallin & Klarich
In California, crimes are classified as either an infraction, a misdemeanor, or a felony. If guilty of an infraction, you often are only required to pay a fine and face no other penalties. If you are convicted of a misdemeanor, jail time becomes a possibility but typically you would face no more than 1 year …
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Wallin & Klarich was established in 1981. Over the past 32 years, our law firm has helped tens of thousands of families in their time of legal need. Regardless of whether our clients faced criminal or DUI charges, the loss of their driving privilege, or wanted to clean up their criminal record, we have been there to help them.
