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California Supreme Court Resets Bail Rules

On April 30, 2026, the California Supreme Court issued its unanimous opinion in In re Kowalczyk, S277910, resolving foundational questions about pretrial bail that have divided California courts since In…

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California’s Mental Health Diversion in White Collar Matters

California’s evolving approach to criminal justice has created a powerful, and still underutilized, pathway for defendants whose alleged conduct is inseparable from underlying mental health conditions. For professionals and individuals…

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Convictions and Licensure Reporting for California Healthcare Professionals

In California, a criminal case rarely ends at sentencing for licensed healthcare professionals such as physicians and nurses. Instead, it often triggers a parallel regulatory and administrative process that can…

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Delahunty & Nash LLP Recognized in Chambers Spotlight California 2026

Delahunty & Nash LLP is proud to announce that the firm has been selected for inclusion in the 2026 Chambers Spotlight California Guide, a distinction awarded to a highly selective…

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Terminate Probation Early in California: Penal Code § 1203.3 

Penal Code § 1203.3 is an important tool that can help a convicted person build a better future sooner. For individuals placed on probation in California, the end of the…

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Sealing a California Arrest Record: Penal Code § 851.91 and CARE Act

If you were arrested in California but never convicted, that arrest can still show up on background checks — costing you jobs, housing, and other prospects. California Penal Code §…

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Reducing a Felony Conviction to a Misdemeanor 

For many people convicted of a felony in California, the end of probation should not be the end of the story. California law allows certain felony convictions to be reduced…

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Right to Preliminary Hearing in California Criminal Cases 

After an arraignment where an accused enters a plea of not guilty, the next critical phase of a felony case is the preliminary hearing. This hearing determines whether the prosecution…

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Bail and Arraignment in Criminal Cases in the San Francisco Bay Area

Arraignment and bail are often the first critical moments in a criminal case. These early hearings can determine whether a person goes home or remains in custody, whether the case…

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California’s Aggravated White Collar Crime Enhancement

As state prosecutors continue to heavily investigate criminal violations involving fraud, embezzlement, and related financial schemes in California, the government is equipped with a powerful tool under Penal Code §…

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