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Key Takeaways AB 1546 takes effect January 1, 2027 and makes a DUI with four or more qualifying prior convictions within 10 years a felony under

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Key Takeaways A typical DUI is generally a misdemeanor, but certain circumstances can make it a felony in Riverside County. DUI causing bodily injury can result in much more serious criminal charges under VC 23153. Three or more qualifying prior convictions within 10 years can lead to felony-level DUI punishment under VC 23550. A current DUI followi...

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Key Takeaways Lindsay Clancy’s trial ended in a mistrial, not a guilty or not-guilty verdict. Her defense attorney is seeking information about the holdout juror’s alleged cellphone u...

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Key Takeaways Most juvenile cases remain in juvenile court, but certain serious felony cases can be considered for transfer to adult criminal court. Generally, the youth must have been 16 or older when the alleged felony occurred, with limited exceptions for certain 14- or 15-year-olds. The prosecutor must prove that transfer is appropriate by clear an...

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