In 2014, the citizens of the State of California voted to pass Proposition 47, which significantly reduced sentences of specific crimes committed within the state. Shoplifting is one of those charges making this offense a “wobbler” offense. In certain circumstances, the charge of Shoplifting (prior to 2014) may have been charged as a felony. Proposition 47; however, modified these guidelines by reclassifying Shoplifting as a misdemeanor in some cases.

A young man living in Los Angeles County unwisely becomes part of a gang. During his time with the gang, he takes part in a robbery of a neighborhood liquor store. He’s caught, tried, and found guilty. After serving a few years of prison time, he is let out and falls back into the same gang. This time he forcibly attempts to steal a car while the owner is driving

Getting any felony charge reduced to a misdemeanor takes quite a bit of knowledge about the laws and court systems. If you want to get a felony theft down to a misdemeanor, it is best to consult with one of the excellent attorneys at H Law Group.

Unlike many other crimes, sex crimes will stay with you for life. Years after your sentence is served and punishments fulfilled, you will have to answer for your crimes in many ways.

Regardless of the type of charge an individual is facing, a good defense attorney is the best asset when fighting drug charges.

Intent to sell and possession of a controlled dangerous substance are two potential drug charges in California. Both are serious and one charge can lead to another. Let’s see the difference between the two and how each charge is treated in the court of law.