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Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo
Hire the attorney with misdeneanor defense experience in
our local california courts.
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Misdemeanors
In California a misdemeanor is defined as any offense where
the maximum amount of jail time the person convicted of the
crime can spend in jail is one-year. Most
Driving under the influence cases are charged as misdemeanors;
however, if the client is charged with his 4th driving under
the influence case within 10 years of three prior convictions
then the fourth case can be charged as a felony.
However, a driving under the influence case that involves
substantial bodily injury can also be charged as a felony
even if the client has no prior convictions.
Other common misdemeanor offenses are driving on a suspended
license (Vehicle Code Sections 14601.1, 14601.2), most domestic
violence cases and petty theft cases as well as many others.
Notably some charges can be filed as misdemeanors or felonies
and are called wobblers. In those cases
where a charge is filed as felony but it can also be a misdemeanor,
a skilled attorney can request that the court or the District
Attorney reduce the matter to a misdemeanor. For more information
on what can be done on your case contact Attorney William
W. Bruzzo at (714) 547-4636.
Misdemeanors Defense
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