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Meet the Shawky Law Team, highly skilled criminal defense and immigration attorneys serving clients in Los Angeles and Riverside, California. With a deep understanding of the local legal landscape, our team is dedicated to protecting our clients’ rights and achieving favorable outcomes. Whether you are facing charges for DUI, drug offenses, assault, or other criminal matters, we provide personalized and aggressive representation.
Our expertise, compassion, and unwavering commitment to justice make us trusted advocates. Contact Shawky Law today to schedule a consultation with the Shawky Law Team and secure the strong criminal defense you need in Los Angeles and Riverside.
Shawky Law: Experienced Criminal Defense Attorneys in Los Angeles and Riverside, CA
Shawky Law is a prominent California criminal defense firm with offices conveniently located in Pasadena and Riverside. We proudly serve clients in Los Angeles County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, and Orange County. With over a decade of experience in criminal law, our team possesses the knowledge, skill, and confidence to handle cases of any magnitude.
In our legal system, justice is proclaimed to be blind, but the scales of justice often tilt in favor of the wealthy and privileged. That’s why it’s crucial to have a strong and experienced attorney by your side. At Shawky Law, we are dedicated to fighting for your rights and leveraging the law in your favor. No matter the size or complexity of your case, we will develop a robust defense strategy tailored to your unique circumstances.
When your freedom and future are at stake, trust Shawky Law to provide aggressive representation and steadfast advocacy. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and let us fight for you.
Shawky Law: Experienced Criminal Defense Attorneys in Los Angeles and Riverside, CA
With a successful track record representing thousands of clients, Shawky Law possesses the expertise and skills to secure favorable outcomes in criminal cases. Our team excels in winning trials, negotiating the best deals, and ensuring the best possible outcome in otherwise unfortunate situations.
Whether you believe you are guilty or not, having a knowledgeable advocate by your side is crucial to prevent a challenging situation from escalating further. Don’t hesitate – call us now for a free consultation and take the first step towards protecting your rights.
At Shawky Law, we understand the gravity of your circumstances and are committed to providing you with dedicated legal representation. Our experienced attorneys will fight tirelessly to safeguard your interests and navigate the complexities of the legal system on your behalf. Contact us today to schedule your free consultation and let us be your trusted ally during this challenging time.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What's the difference between theft and robbery?
Some clients who are caught shoplifting are surprised to find out that the prosecutor charged them with felony robbery in violation of California Penal Code section 211, a serious and violent strike offense. In California, a misdemeanor shoplift can be charged as a robbery if the suspect uses force or fear to in the course of the theft. That means if a shoplifter bumps the security guard on his way out of the store, the offense becomes a robbery. If you’ve been charged with a robbery, you have options, call us for a free consultation.
Did Prop. 47 make all thefts misdemeanors?
On November 4, 2014, California voters passed Prop. 47, which reduced certain drug and theft offenses to misdemeanors. The law established a threshold of $950 in order to charge a theft as a felony. Theft crimes involving more than $950 in property or loss are still treated as felonies. Residential burglaries and robbery offenses are also still considered felonies regardless of the loss amount.
I was arrested for stealing. Will I be charged with a felony or misdemeanor?
There are a number of theft charges in the penal code. Whether the charge is a felony or a misdemeanor depends on the value and circumstances of the alleged theft. Theft of more than $950 in cash, goods or services is generally charged as a felony in California. Theft from a residence is a felony strike. Theft involving force or fear is felony robbery, a serious and violent strike offense. Less than $950 is charged as a misdemeanor pursuant to Prop. 47.
Is spitting on someone assault?
In Los Angeles, California, spitting on someone can potentially be considered an assault. Assault, as defined by California law, includes any willful and unlawful attempt to use force or violence upon another person. This definition encompasses both physical acts and actions that cause offensive contact. Spitting on someone without their consent can be interpreted as an act of offensive contact and may be considered an assault. However, it is important to consult with a criminal defense attorney who is knowledgeable about the specific laws and legal interpretations in Los Angeles, as there may be additional factors or nuances that could affect the classification or potential consequences of such an incident.
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