Do Not Speak To The Cops If They Want To Talk To You About A Possible Crime You May Be Accused Of
Do Not Speak To The Cops If They Want To Talk To You About A Possible Crime You May Be Accused Of People call us almost every day asking us whether they should speak to a police officer who wants to talk to them about a possible crime they may be accused of. Our answer to this question is always the same. NEVER…EVER speak to a police officer if you…
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The Primary Defenses To A Weapon Crime Charge - Penal Code Section 12020
The Primary Defenses To A Weapon Crime Charge - Penal Code Section 12020 Weapon crimes in California can carry serious consequences. From hefty fines to long-term imprisonment, the stakes are high. If you've been accused of a weapon crime, understanding the primary defenses available to you is crucial. This blog post aims to shed light on the defenses your lawyer can use to challenge a weapon crime charge in California,…
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How To Beat A Burglary Charge - Penal Code Sections 459, 460
How To Beat A Burglary Charge - Penal Code Sections 459, 460 Facing a burglary charge in California can be a daunting experience. The legal consequences are serious and can have a lasting impact on your life. This blog post aims to provide you with a comprehensive guide on how to beat a burglary charge in California. If you're accused of burglary, understanding how your lawyer can work with you…
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How Wallin & Klarich Can Successfully Fight A Kidnapping Charge For You - Penal Code Sections 207, 208, 209
How Wallin & Klarich Can Successfully Fight A Kidnapping Charge For You - Penal Code Sections 207, 208, 209 Facing a kidnapping charge in California is a daunting experience. These accusations carry severe consequences, including hefty fines and potentially long prison sentences. However, with the right criminal defense law firm fighting for you and with the best possible defense strategy it may be possible to achieve a successful result in…
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Understanding Voluntary Manslaughter in California
Understanding Voluntary Manslaughter in California If you're facing a charge of voluntary manslaughter in California, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about what lies ahead. This blog post will explain what the prosecution must prove to convict you of voluntary manslaughter. It will also explain the different defenses that can be raised if you are facing a voluntary manslaughter charge. Our experienced criminal defense attorneys can guide you through the…
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How We Can Help You Beat a “Three Strikes Case” In California
How We Can Help You Beat a “Three Strikes Case” In California If you are facing a “three strikes case” in California you are likely to be extremely worried about going to prison for many years. The three strikes law in California is very complicated. We have provided you with this very important information so you can understand how you can defend yourself or a loved one who may be…
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How Wallin and Klarich Can Help You Fight Arson Charges In California
How Wallin and Klarich Can Help You Fight Arson Charges In California If you’re accused of arson in California, understanding the intricacies of the legal process is crucial. This guide will walk you through what constitutes arson in the state, the legal process involved, your rights and legal advice, case studies, and the importance of prevention and rehabilitation. Our experienced criminal defense attorneys can guide you through the legal process.…
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Will I Have To Pay Restitution If I Am Convicted Of A Crime?
Will I Have To Pay Restitution If I Am Convicted Of A Crime? People v. Berlin A woman was charged with misdemeanors, including a felony stalking charge. After placing her on mental health diversion, the court suspended her trial proceedings. Two years later, her case came on the calendar for a victim impact statement in which the prosecution sought to impose restitution. The woman moved to have her case dismissed…
Read MoreCan I Qualify For Mental Health Diversion To Avoid Going To Jail? Penal Code Section 1001.36
Can I Qualify For Mental Health Diversion To Avoid Going To Jail? Penal Code Section 1001.36 Mental Health Diversion (MHD) in California is a legal procedure aimed at providing treatment for individuals who suffer from mental health disorders and are charged with criminal offenses. This initiative is designed to address the underlying mental health issues that may contribute to criminal behavior, thereby diverting eligible individuals away from the traditional criminal…
Read MoreHow Do Criminal Domestic Violence Cases Affect Family Law Cases?
How Do Criminal Domestic Violence Cases Affect Family Law Cases? Under California law, being convicted of a domestic violence crime can affect a future family law case. For instance, a domestic violence conviction can lead to denial of child custody and denial of spousal support. If you are currently being charged with a domestic violence crime, it is important to know which crimes can affect future family law cases. In…
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