Whether PC 485 is a felony or a misdemeanor is determined by the value of the loss. Any loss exceeding $400 is a felony while any loss of $400 or less is a misdemeanor.
Misdemeanor Embezzlement
Misdemeanor
It is known as a wobbler. It is always filed as a felony but can be set as a misdemeanor depending on the circumstances.
It is considered a "wobbler". The district attorney can file either felony or misdemeanor. If a person is sentenced with a felony and does NOT serve State Prison sentence and only county jail time, it is a MISDEMEANOR after the probation time has been served. This is according to 17 (B) 1 of the California Penal Code. If a person is sentenced to prison, then it is charged FELONY with a FELONY conviction. Thank you.
California Health and Safety code 12305: Illegal possesion of explosives. Misdemeanor or Felony also known as a wobbler in California.
496 p.c. is a California penal code for "possesion of stolen property". Ranging from a misdemeanor to a felony depending on the dollar amount.
NO. charge is considered a felony
CA penal code 422 is Terrorist threats could be charged as a felony which is an automatic strike or a misdemeanor. It is a threat of death or to do great bodily harm to another person.
Conspiracy; both felony and misdemeanor are covered.
Misdemeanor possession of Marijuana.
violation of parole abscoding,
Section 422 of the California Penal Code is defined as criminal threats. This crime is commonly referred to as a "wobbler" meaning it can be filed or charged as misdemeanor or felony.
There are two requirements for a felony conviction in California to be reduced to a misdemeanor. The process is set out in California Penal Code 17(b) 3.First, the charge you plead guilty must be classified as a "wobbler." Under California law, a wobbler is a crime that can be charged as either a felony or a misdemeanor. The list of wobblers can be found under criminal records 101.Second, you must be given a probationary sentence. Even if you had to do a year in county jail we can still reduce your case to a misdemeanor. If probation was denied, and you were sentenced to State Prison, then you are not eligible for a reduction to a misdemeanor, or an expungement pursuant to penal code section 1203.4. At this point, in order to get relief your must file for a certificate of rehabilitation and then pardon from the governor.See below link: