Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
Changing a plea
If a lawyer persuaded his client into a guilty plea of possession for sales, which should have been for possession only because of the quantity (less than a gram) Due to priors of possession for sales, he didn't think he had a chance of fighting the case, so he pleaded guilty, but come to realize that through all this - he was never given a chance to rehabilitate himself through a program.
So, can he change his plea so that he can receive such a sentence to admit to a progam? He was sentenced this year in March for 2 years.
Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Asked on 6/04/03, 2:10 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
David Diamond
Diamond & Associates
Re: Changing a plea
WE SHOULD DISCUSS THIS IN MORE DETAIL. Give us a call.
LARRY WOLF 310 277 1707
Answered on 6/04/03, 12:56 pm
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