Beginning on January 1, 2023, Senator Scott Wiener’s Senate Bill 1106 was signed into law. SB 1106, otherwise known as the Fresh Start Act, helps individuals clear their criminal records by removing outstanding restitution and restitution fines as a barrier …
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PC 4900: Payment for Wrongly Convicted Persons in Riverside
Recently, two men who served 17 years in prison were released after they were found to be wrongly convicted of attempted murder. Under California law, the state is now required to pay them each about $900,000 for the time they …
Wallin & Klarich Proudly Supports Local Youth Sports Organizations
Wallin & Klarich Proudly Supports Local Youth Sports Organizations
Southern California Criminal Defense Law Firm is now an Official Sponsor for Arlington Little League in Riverside
[RIVERSIDE, CA]: Wallin & Klarich, A Law Corporation is excited to become an official …
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Welcome to Wallin & Klarich, A Law Corporation. As a client of Wallin & Klarich, you will benefit from our 40+ years of criminal defense experience in Riverside County, our vast legal resources and knowledge …
You Can Be Convicted Of Assault And Battery For Hitting Someone At A Protest | Penal Code Section 240, Penal Code Section 242
You Can Be Convicted Of Assault And Battery For Hitting Someone At A Protest | Penal Code Section 240, Penal Code Section 242
A Southern California man was found guilty for punching a journalist when he attended a pro-Trump rally …
The Primary Defenses Against An Assault With A Deadly Weapon Charge – Penal Code Section 245
The Primary Defenses Against An Assault With A Deadly Weapon Charge – Penal Code Section 245
Facing an assault with a deadly weapon charge in California can be daunting. Understanding the charge, the legal process, and how to build a …
Top 5 Illegal Weapons in California
In Riverside, California, possession of a prohibited weapon is taken very seriously. If you are caught with an illegal weapon, you may be facing up to $10,000 in fines and/or up to 3 years in prison for a felony conviction. …
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS EXTENDED – SB 269
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS EXTENDED – SB 269
Existing law authorizes a person who has been convicted of a felony, imprisoned or incarcerated, and granted a pardon because either the crime was not committed or the person was …
What Can You Do If Your Lawyer Did a Poor Job And You Were Convicted Of a Crime Unfairly
What Can You Do If Your Lawyer Did a Poor Job And You Were Convicted Of a Crime Unfairly
Many people who are currently serving time in jail or prison feel strongly that their lawyer did not properly represent them. …