California Penal Code Section 118
Have you been charged with Perjury? Violation of California Penal Code 118 is a felony. MacGregor & Collins have 30 years of combined legal experience defending in Orange County perjury cases. The attorneys at MacGregor & Collins will help you make sense of the Orange County CPC 118 perjury charges that you are facing and provide you with unparalleled legal defense.
Perjury is defined as willfully giving the wrong information, while under oath.
In order to prosecute for Orange County CPC 118 Perjury, the state has the burden to prove the following:
- The accused made a deliberate declaration
- This declaration was false
- The accused made a pledge to be truthful
- The declaration would affect the outcome of a case
Here are some common examples where perjury takes place:
- Giving a testimony in court
- Giving evidence under oath
- Signing an affidavit
Perjury is a felony punishable by:
- Two, three or four years in the California State Prison
Other Potential Penalties:
There are other penalties associated with perjury and it is based on the conditions surrounding the case, as well as the defendant's criminal history. Other penalties for perjury may include probation, possible fines and participation in community service.
If you are facing charges for California Penal Code Section 118, we can help. MacGregor & Collins are ready to provide you the Orange County Perjury Attorney services you need. We will help you understand the charges against you and get you the best possible outcome for your case. Call MacGregor & Collins today at (949) 250-6097.
