What is a California Infraction Offense? An infraction is the lowest form of crime in California. An infraction violation does not carry any jail sentence but a fine only. Typically, the… Read More
What is a California Felony Offense? A felony is the highest form of crime committed in the United States. It typically involves violence or conduct in aggravation that elevates the crime… Read More
What is a California Misdemeanor Offense? In California, a misdemeanor is the characterization of a crime carrying a maximum punishment of up to one (1) year in the county jail. A… Read More
Explanation of California Deferred Entry Judgment (“DEJ”) Under Penal Code section 1000, deferred entry judgment “DEJ” permits a criminal defendant to withhold adjudication of their case and participate in treatment classes, in… Read More
Explanation of a California “Wobbler” Offense In California, a wobbler is a crime that is punishable either as a felony or misdemeanor. Typically, the District Attorney holds discretion about whether someone… Read More
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