People v. Kevin H. Attorney charged with felony domestic violence, reckless discharge of a firearm, and child endangerment. In addition to facing a stiff jail sentence and being restrained from seeing his wife and kids, defendant was also in jeopardy of losing his state bar license and his ability to practice law. Plea negotiations with the prosecutor and the court resulted in all felony charges being dismissed. A plea was entered to misdemeanor possession of a firearm. No jail. No restraining order. No state bar repercussions.
Withdrawing a Guilty Plea for Immigration Purposes in California
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For many immigrants building a life in the United States, a guilty plea in California may trigger immigration consequences such as deportation, denial of naturalization,
