Proposition 47

When Proposition 47 passed on November 4, 2014 many persons convicted of Felonies became eligible to have those convictions reduced to a misdemeanor.  Generally speaking, if you were convicted of a felony theft crime involving less than $950.00 or a drug possession crime, then contact me for a free consultation to see if you qualify for reduction to a misdemeanor[1].  I have argued and won over 300 Proposition 47 Petitions and my clients have been freed from Prison, Probation and County Jail.  Even if you are no longer on Probation or Parole and you were convicted years ago of a felony theft or drug possession crime you may be eligible.  I have reduced convictions that occurred 30 years ago, there is no time limit on how old the eligible convictions under Proposition 47.

[1] You may be eligible to have your most recent case, and any earlier cases, reduced from a Felony to a Misdemeanor if you were convicted of the following charges:  Commercial Burglary (Penal Code Section 459); Forgery (Penal Code Sections 470-476); Fraud/Bad Checks (Penal Code Section 476a); Receiving Stolen Property (Penal Code Section 496); Theft (Penal Code Section 487, 484e, etc.); Petty Theft (Penal Code Section 666, 484/666); Possession of Methamphetamine (H&S Section 11377); Possession of a Controlled Substance (H&S 11350); Possession of Concentrated Cannabis (H&S 11357(a).  Note that the above does not contain every charge eligible for reduction, there are others, please contact us and schedule a free consultation.

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