Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
Armed robbery/grandtheft
how much time will some one have to serve if they had a armed robbery/grandtheft and the firearm did go off but not intentionally. or what is the best and the worse case that he will; be looking at?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Armed robbery/grandtheft
Nobody is going to believe that the firearm went off unintentionally.
There is a minimum 10 years in prison for robberies involving a firearm that is discharged during the robbery.
Re: Armed robbery/grandtheft
Plenty. Accidental or not, that shot adds 10 years time, I believe, on top of all the other charges they can bring in the Complaint. If you have prior 'strikes' you're in a world of hurt. Somebody needs a good attorney, and a whole new attitude about the law and personal responsibility. Feel free to contact me if serious about getting representation.
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