Robbery
I read the question differently than Mr. Kaman - this appears to be his first offense, correct? If so, there is a law that makes him presumed to...
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I read the question differently than Mr. Kaman - this appears to be his first offense, correct? If so, there is a law that makes him presumed to...
There is that possibility, but nobody can predict. You can always roll the dice and face the hassle if you're caught, but if it causes you to miss...
There's much more that goes into the analysis of what a person might "get" on any case besides just the charges they face. That's the starting...
Actually, theft of any amount - from a penny up to $400 can be charged as misdemeanor petty theft. There is a code section for theft of under $50...
Second degree burglary is a "wobbler" and can be either a felony or a misdemeanor. As a felony, it carries up to three years in state prison. As...
Before relying on what may have happened in some other case in some other county to see what you're looking at, take a step back. The...
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As I'm sure you gathered from the other answers, the license suspension is the biggest consequence of this offense. There can be things worked...
You can only advance your court date and appear earlier than scheduled if the case is actually filed. Often, the DA (or whatever prosecuting...
If convicted, yes, it will appear on your record as a theft conviction. You're looking at petty theft (theft of under $400), a misdemeanor that...
It's second degree burglary. It is a "wobbler," meaning it can be filed as either a felony or a misdemeanor. As a felony, it carries up to three...