California Penal Code Section 32

Have you been charged with Orange County Accessory After the Fact? Violation of Penal Code 32 can be a serious misdemeanor or felony offense. MacGregor & Collins have 30 years of combined legal experience defending in Orange County Accessory After the Fact cases. The attorneys at MacGregor & Collins will help you make sense of the Orange County Accessory After the Fact charges that you are facing and provide you with unparalleled legal defense.

Orange County Accessory After the Fact is defined as assisting someone to escape from the consequences of their actions after an unlawful act has taken place.

In order to prosecute for Orange County CPC 32 Accessory After the Fact, the state has the burden to prove that:

• The accused intentionally kept, hid and assisted the person who committed a felony
• The accused was aware that the person they assisted committed a felony/ was charged/was found guilty of a felony
• The accused went on anyway to help the guilty party in order to obstruct their detainment or conviction

The penalties or punishment for AATF depend on a number of factors including your criminal history and the circumstances surrounding the case. Accessory After the Fact can be filed under (felony or misdemeanor), and those found guilty can face:

• Misdemeanor - Up to I Year in the Orange County Jail and a maximum $5,000 fine
• Felony - 16 Months, 2-3 Years in the California State Prison and a maximum $5,000 fine

Other Potential Penalties:

Those found guilty could also be charged with obstructing an executive officer.

If you are facing charges for California Penal Code Section 32 Accessory After the Fact, we can help. MacGregor & Collins are ready to provide you the Orange County Accessory After the Fact 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.