Other Misdemeanor Offenses

Facing a misdemeanor charge in California can result in up to one year in jail and/or a fine.

Despite being seen as minor crimes, misdemeanors can still lead to significant consequences, such as lifelong firearm prohibition, court-ordered counseling, driver's license suspension, and various employment-related issues. When representing clients charged with misdemeanors, I prioritize helping them understand the evidence against them, understand potential consequences, and then collaborate to determine the best course of action based on their unique circumstances.

Common misdemeanor offenses in California include:

• Petty theft (e.g., shoplifting)

• Public intoxication

• Disturbing the peace

• Trespassing

• Possession of controlled substances

• Vandalism (property damage)

• Reckless driving

• Stalking

• Prostitution

• Violation of a court order

• Delaying or resisting arrest

• Fish and Game Violations

If you have been arrested or charged with one of the misdemeanor crimes above, or any other misdemeanor offense in California, schedule a free consultation today. I handle all types of misdemeanor cases.