People v. Woldmskel

Core Citations

DECLINES TO FOLLOW OTHER CASE

• People v. Dueñas

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• Halpenny Estate, Re, (1982) 41 N.R. 451 (SCC)
• California - People v. Jefferson
• California - Anderson v. Superior Court of Solano County
• California - People v. Graves
• California - People v. Jones



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• California - People v. Allen
• California - People v. Hernandez
• California - People v. Buckhalter
• California - Estrada, In re
• California - People v. Keene
• California - People v. Cota
• California - People v. Smith
• California - People v. Aviles
• California - People v. Torres
• California - People v. Petri
• California - People v. Lowery
• California - People v. Hennessey
• California - People v. Jenkins
• California - People v. Johnson
• California - Wade v. Superior Court, H045813
• California - People v. Gutierrez
• US - Reference Stubs - Prior conviction in other state, government, country, or jurisdiction
• US - Reference Stubs - Punishment
• US - Reference Stubs - Assessment imposed on conviction for criminal offense to fund court facilities
• US - Reference Stubs - Punishment for false imprisonment
• US - Reference Stubs - False imprisonment
• US - Reference Stubs - Aggregate and consecutive terms for multiple convictions; prior conviction as prior felony; commitment and other enhancements or punishment
• US - Reference Stubs - Military diversion program
• US - Reference Stubs - Preventing or dissuading witness or victim
• US - Reference Stubs - Prohibited plea bargaining
• US - Reference Stubs - Persona infliction of great bodily injury on person other than accomplice in commission of felony or attempted felony
• US - Reference Stubs - Single punishment
• US - Reference Stubs - Assault with deadly weapon or instrument other than firearm; assault with firearm; assault with machinegun; assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury; assault with semiautomatic firearm
• US - Reference Stubs - Appeal on questions of law
• US - Reference Stubs - Subsequent conviction of serious felony