Client arrested in Hayward, California for allegedly inflicting corporal injury (Domestic Violence) on her spouse. Client was granted petition of factual innocence pursuant to Penal Code Section 851.91 in Alameda County. Read On
Our client in Berkeley was under investigation for fraud for allegedly submitting fraudulent expense vouchers. After numerous contacts and aggressive negotiations with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and the Office of Administration of the United States Courts, no criminal charges were filed. Read On
Client arrested in Sacramento County for a misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code Section 23152(a) – (driving under the influence of an alcoholic beverage) and a misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code Section 23152(b) – (blood alcohol of .08% or more), charges reduced to Penal Code Section 23103 – ... Read On
Our client in San Leandro was arrested for a felony violation of Penal Code Section 207(a) -(Kidnapping)https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?sectionNum=207.&lawCode=PEN. After numerous contacts, investigation and aggressive negotiations with the Alameda County Distr... Read On
Fremont client was facing a felony charge for possession of child pornography (a violation of Penal Code Section 311.11). After a detailed investigation and aggressive negotiations with the Fremont Police Department, the case was not even referred to the district attorney's office and nocharges f... Read On
Our client from Berkeley was cited for a violation of Penal Code Section 21510(b) – (possession of a switchblade knife), during a protest at UC Berkeley. After a lengthy investigation and numerous contacts and negotiations with the police and the Alameda County District Attorney's Office, no crim... Read On
Our client in Concord was under investigation in Contra Costa County for allegedly downloading child pornography (a violation of Penal Code Section 311.11). After a lengthy investigation and numerous negotiations and contacts with the police and the district attorney's office, no criminal charges... Read On
In an Oakland case in Alameda County Superior Court, our client was charged with a misdemeanor violation of Penal Code Section 647(b)(2) – soliciting prostitution. Aggressive and creative negotiations with the Alameda County District Attorneys Office led to a disposition of a deferred entry of j... Read On
In an Oakland case in Alameda County Superior Court, our client was charged with a violation of Vehicle Code Section 2800(a) – disobeying an officer, a violation of Vehicle Code Section 12500(a) – unlicensed driver, a violation of Vehicle Code Section 23103(a) – reckless driving and a violation o... Read On
Our client in San Leandro was under investigation for possible adoption agency fraud. After numerous contacts and a lengthy investigation, no criminal charges were filed. Read On
In a case of creative lawyering, client was charged in a domestic violence case with a felony violation of Penal Code Section 422-(threats to commit a crime resulting in death or great bodily injury) and a misdemeanor violation of Penal Code Section 245(a)(4) – (assault by means of force likely t... Read On
Our client in Santa Clara County was alleged to have engaged in human trafficking (Penal Code Section 236.1(b)) as well as numerous other felony charges including assault, conspiracy and terrorist threats, among others. He was facing almost 50 years in prison, had just been released from prison w... Read On
Our client in San Francisco was under investigation for possible federal structuring and illegal aid to foreign combatants. After numerous contacts and aggressive negotiations with Chase Bank and the San Francisco Federal Bureau of Investigation, no criminal charges were filed. Read On
Our Contra Costa County client was arrested in Danville and charged with a felony violation of Penal Code Section 311.11(a) – (Possession of Child Pornography), a felony violation of Penal Code Section 311.11(c)(1) – (Possession of Over 600 Images of Child Pornography) and a felony violation of P... Read On
In San Francisco Federal District Court, our client was facing 20 years in prison for Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) 18 U.S.C § 1962(c) – (Conspiracy to Conduct Enterprise Affairs Through a Pattern of Racketeering Activity) and money laundering charges. After several ye... Read On
San Francisco client was facing a felony charge for forcible rape (Penal Code Section 261(2)).After aggressive investigation and negotiations with the San Francisco Police Department, nocharges were filed. Read On
I was able to convince the court to grant my client a petition for a certificate of rehabilitation. Read On
Client was convicted in San Francisco of a felony violation of California Vehicle Code Section23153(b) – (DUI causing bodily injury) wherein several people were seriously injured. Afterthorough preparation of our petition for a Certificate of Rehabilitation, the court granted clientspetition - w... Read On
Our client in San Francisco was arrested for violation of Penal Code Section 273.5 – (domesticviolence). After numerous contacts and aggressive negotiations with the San Francisco CountyDistrict Attorneys Office, no charges were filed. Read On
Client was originally charged with one count of violation of Penal Code Section 246.3(a)-(discharge of firearm with gross negligence) and one count of violation of Penal Code Section25850(a) – (Carrying a loaded firearm on ones person) in Richmond, Contra Costa County.After extensive negotiation... Read On
Seth P. Chazin is a San Francisco Bay Area Criminal Defense Lawyer with over 30 years experience.
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