3/19/12 – Wallin and Klarich Obtains Dismissal of Serious Child Molestation Charges in L.A. County
2/1/2012 – Wallin and Klarich Wins Third Straight Not Guilty Verdict in Child Molestation Case
Wallin & Klarich Criminal Defense Attorneys
Over 30 Years Experience in Southern California
Wallin & Klarich is a team of highly skilled Southern California criminal defense attorneys. We have more than 30 years of experience defending clients who are facing criminal charges including misdemeanors, felonies, DUI/DWI and DMV hearings. We have years of experience handling cases in courts throughout Southern California, including Orange, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside and Ventura Counties. We have the most prestigious rating a law firm can achieve, an AV Rating from Martindale-Hubbell. We have over thirty local offices to meet with you and discuss your case. We are one of the few law firms in Southern California that has such geographical diversity. This allows Wallin & Klarich to offer you the services of a highly qualified criminal defense firm with a deep knowledge of the judges, prosecutors and procedures in the exact court where your case is pending.
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Areas We Practice
- Appropriation of Lost Property – Overview
- Bad Check Law – CPC 476a
- Check Fraud – Overview
- Child Pornography – CPC 311
- Indecent Exposure Overview
- Lewd or Lascivious Act with a Child – Penal Code 288
- Manslaughter – Overview
- Minor In Possession Overview
- Motion for New Trial – Introduction
- Oral copulation – Penal Code 288a
- Prostitution Overview
- Rape – Penal Code 261
- Resisting Arrest
- Watson Murder Overview
- Appeals
- Arson – CPC 451
- Assault – CPC 240
- Assault With a Deadly Weapon Overview – California Penal Code 245
- Bail
- Battery On Spouse – CPC 243
- Battery Overview – CPC 242
- Burglary Cases – CPC 459
- Car Jacking Overview – CPC 215
- Child Abuse Central Index Laws (CACI)
- Child Endangerment – CPC 273a
- Cleaning Up Your Criminal Record
- Competency to Stand Trial
- Concealed Weapons – Possession of Firearms
- Corporal Injury On A Child – CPC 273d
- Corporal Injury On A Spouse or Domestic Partner – CPC 273.5
- Criminal Process
- Criminal Threats – CPC 422
- DMV Hearing
- Domestic Violence
- Driving on Suspended License
- Drug Cases
- Drug Diversion Programs
- Drunk Driving Offenses
- Drunk in Public
- Elder Abuse
- Embezzlement
- Extradition
- Federal Crimes
- Felony Sentencing
- Fraud and Forgery Cases
- Gross Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated
- Hit and Run Cases
- Internet Crimes
- Juvenile Law
- Military Crimes
- Murder – Penal Code 187
- Petty Theft
- Possession for Sale of Marijuana
- Possession of a Controlled Substance
- Possession of a Dirk or Dagger
- Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
- Possession of Marijuana
- Possession of Methamphetamines
- Probation Violation
- Public Intoxication
- Receiving Stolen Property
- Reckless Driving Cases
- Robbery Cases
- Sale of Marijuana
- School Expulsions
- Sentence Modification
- Sex Crimes
- Sex Offender Registration – PC 290
- Sex Registration / PC 290 / Megan’s Law
- SPEED CONTEST / SPEED RACING – Overview
- Stalking – CPC Section 646.9
- Strike Cases
- Theft Crimes
- Transportation & Sale of a Controlled Substance
- Vandalism Charges
- Violation of Restraining Order
- Violent Crimes
- Warrants
- Withdrawal Of Plea
- Writing a False Prescription
- Possession of Drugs For Sale
BLOG POST
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May 21,2012,Criminal Defense Attorney
California’s 10-20-Life Law Under the Microscope
California enacted one of the harshest gun laws in the nation in 1996 with the so-called “use a gun and you’re done” legislation. PC 12022.53 is a sentencing enhancement law, in that it is applied in addition to a sentence already imposed on an individual. For instance, a person who is convicted of robbery faces both the sentence for that crime and a term of 10 or 20 years, or even life, if .....
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May 18,2012,Criminal Defense Attorney
When law enforcement searches your home
Being subjected to a search is nothing less than humiliating. Not only are officers rummaging through one’s personal belongings; they generally place those whose home is about to be searched in custody. You may feel as though you have no rights during such a procedure, but you most certainly do. The Fourth Amendment protects individuals from unreasonable search and seizure. When officers sear.....
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