Vandalism – California Penal Code 594
Orange County/Los Angeles Vandalism Attorney
Call the Law Offices of Nam Q. Doan if you have been arrested for committing vandalism. Vandalism is defined in California Penal Code 594.
Vandalism is committed when you maliciously commit the following acts on property that does not belong to you:
- Defaces with graffiti
- Damages
- Destroys
If the amount of damages is four hundred dollars ($400) or more, the vandalism can be charged as a felony with a punishment of up to three years in state prison and a one thousand dollar ($1,000) fine.
If the amount of damages is less than four hundred dollars ($400), the vandalism can only be charged as a misdemeanor. You can face to up one year in jail and a one thousand dollar ($1,000) fine if convicted.
The punishment you face can increase depending on certain circumstances.
There are several defenses available. The defenses will depend on the facts of your case. This is why it is important to speak with an Orange County/Los Angeles Vandalism Attorney. At the Law Offices of Nam Q. Doan, I will provide you with quality legal representation at an affordable price. I am a Vandalism Attorney working all over Southern California including Orange County, Los Angeles, and the Inland Empire. I take pride in getting my clients results. Call today at (714) 248-DOAN (3626). For more information, visit www.OCLegalDefense.com.