From the very beginning, I have focused my practice exclusively on DUI and Criminal Defense. This is all I do, literally-nothing else. I am in court every single day of the workweek, and I handle criminal matters exclusively. I visit clients in jail every week. I've seen and handled practically every kind of case imaginable; my experience is deep and wide in the criminal justice area.
I have regular interactions with the courts, court staff, prosecutors, bailiffs, and all the other people who keep the wheels of the criminal justice system turning. I love what I do, and I do it well. You might say that I am a bit obsessed with my work, because I find myself constantly thinking about, and evaluating, my cases. My motivation is fueled by the injustice I see in courthouses all throughout Los Angeles County, each and every day.
As a defense lawyer in the San Fernando Valley, I truly understand and appreciate the difficult time you and your family may be experiencing while awaiting the final disposition of your matter.
I have regular interactions with the courts, court staff, prosecutors, bailiffs, and all the other people who keep the wheels of the criminal justice system turning. I love what I do, and I do it well. You might say that I am a bit obsessed with my work, because I find myself constantly thinking about, and evaluating, my cases. My motivation is fueled by the injustice I see in courthouses all throughout Los Angeles County, each and every day.
As a defense lawyer in the San Fernando Valley, I truly understand and appreciate the difficult time you and your family may be experiencing while awaiting the final disposition of your matter.
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My name is Kevin Moghtanei, and I am the principal attorney at DCD Law.
I founded DCD Law to provide top-notch DUI & criminal defense to the San Fernando Valley and greater Los Angeles area.
I am a native Angeleno, born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, and I am proud to serve my community at the highest level.
The "DCD" in DCD Law stands specifically for DUI & Criminal Defense Law.
DUI and criminal defense is 100% of my practice.
Nothing else.
DCD Law is committed to serving you and your loved ones.
I founded DCD Law to provide top-notch DUI & criminal defense to the San Fernando Valley and greater Los Angeles area.
I am a native Angeleno, born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, and I am proud to serve my community at the highest level.
The "DCD" in DCD Law stands specifically for DUI & Criminal Defense Law.
DUI and criminal defense is 100% of my practice.
Nothing else.
DCD Law is committed to serving you and your loved ones.
California has many theft crime offenses, some of which include petty theft, grand theft, burglary, shoplifting, embezzlement, and robbery among others.
Some charges such as the crime of robbery can further be divided into degrees.
For example, 1st degree robbery is much more serious than 2nd degree robbery.
One of things that is most damaging on theft cases is the unshakeable stigma of being labelled a convicted thief.
Theft crimes can be extremely serious charges, and a guilty conviction can have potentially devastating effects a person's future employment prospects.
Some charges such as the crime of robbery can further be divided into degrees.
For example, 1st degree robbery is much more serious than 2nd degree robbery.
One of things that is most damaging on theft cases is the unshakeable stigma of being labelled a convicted thief.
Theft crimes can be extremely serious charges, and a guilty conviction can have potentially devastating effects a person's future employment prospects.
Grand theft is a "wobbler" charge, meaning it can be charged as either a misdemeanor or as a felony.
If convicted as a felony, you can be sentenced to county jail for sixteen (16) months, two (2) years, or three (3) years, and if convicted as a misdemeanor, you can be sentenced to county jail for up to one (1) year.
If convicted as a felony, you can be sentenced to county jail for sixteen (16) months, two (2) years, or three (3) years, and if convicted as a misdemeanor, you can be sentenced to county jail for up to one (1) year.
A robbery is always a felony, and the consequences depend upon which degree of robbery you are ultimately convicted of.
A conviction of first degree robbery will result in three (3) years, four (4) years, or six (6) years of state prison.
Note: If you are convicted of first degree robbery of an inhabited dwelling and the robbery was committed in concert with two or more other people, your conviction will result in three (3) years, six (6) years, or nine (9) years of state prison.
A conviction of second degree robbery will result in two (2) years, three (3) years, or five (5) years of state prison.
A conviction of first degree robbery will result in three (3) years, four (4) years, or six (6) years of state prison.
Note: If you are convicted of first degree robbery of an inhabited dwelling and the robbery was committed in concert with two or more other people, your conviction will result in three (3) years, six (6) years, or nine (9) years of state prison.
A conviction of second degree robbery will result in two (2) years, three (3) years, or five (5) years of state prison.
Committing or soliciting lewd acts in public is a misdemeanor offense under California Penal Code 647(a).
Lewd acts involve touching the private parts of yourself or another person for the purpose of sexual gratification, arousal, to annoy or to offend.
Even if the touching between individuals was consensual, if there are any other people present who might have been offended, the participants may be charged with committing lewd acts.
Lewd acts in any public place may be prohibited, even if such actions are common.
Lewd acts involve touching the private parts of yourself or another person for the purpose of sexual gratification, arousal, to annoy or to offend.
Even if the touching between individuals was consensual, if there are any other people present who might have been offended, the participants may be charged with committing lewd acts.
Lewd acts in any public place may be prohibited, even if such actions are common.
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