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Per Penal Code 1203.2, Rules for Probation Violations in California, the main penalty for a probation violation is that the judge can: revoke probation, and sentence the defendant to up to the maximum term of the offense for which he was committed. Depending on the facts of a case, a judge may also: revoke probation …
If you are on probation after serving time behind bars in San Bernardino County, the last thing you want is to go back to jail. Even if you never served time, you certainly don’t want to do anything that would further limit your rights, extend the length of your probation, or result in your incarceration. …
If you dump garbage, waste, or other material on public or private property in Ventura County, California, it could cost you plenty. California Penal Code 374.3 makes it illegal to dump waste matter: upon a public or private highway or road, including any portion of the right-of-way thereof, or in or upon private property into …
If you are convicted of aiding and abetting a crime under Penal Code 31 PC, you will receive the same punishment as someone who actually committed that crime. This is because “aiding and abetting” is not actually a separate crime under the California Penal Code. Instead, as Los Angeles criminal defense lawyers know, it is …
If you commit a crime against a person with a disability in San Francisco, be prepared for harsh consequences if you’re convicted. Adults with physical or mental disabilities can be particularly vulnerable to crime. Because of this, California law provides specific protections for the disabled (referred to in the law as “dependent adults”) and more …
The answer to this question depends on what you mean by “driving without a license.” First, let’s say you actually have a valid driver’s license–but you forget it at home and end up getting stopped by a CHP or other law enforcement officer. This actually is a crime — California Vehicle Code 12951 VC failure to …
Whether it is a fake Rolex watch, a pirated CD or DVD, or any other imitation or unauthorized product, selling counterfeit goods in San Diego County is a violation of California law and can get you arrested and charged with a crime. California Penal Code Section 350 prohibits the manufacturing, sale, or possession for sale …