Lewis Robert Rosenblum

Lewis Robert Rosenblum

  • Criminal Law
  • California
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The Law Offices of Lewis R. Rosenblum (Criminal & DUI Defense)
* Rated One of the Top 20 Lawyers in the State by California Lawyer Magazine.
* Personally handles every aspect of your case from discovery to trial.
* Hard Working, Experienced, Reasonable Fees with Outstanding Results

Practice Area
    Criminal Law
    Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
Fees
  • Free Consultation
  • Credit Cards Accepted
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
California
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Education
Rider Coll
Undergraduate Degree
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Western State Univ
Law Degree
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University of Southern California
M.S.
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Awards
California Prosecutor of the Year
California District Attorneys Association
Selected "Top 20 Lawyers in the State"
California Lawyer Magazine
Outstanding Prosecutor
Orange County Association of Deputy District Attorneys
Outstanding Prosecutor
Orange County Association of Deputy District Attorneys
Professional Associations
Orange County Criminal Defense Bar
Member
Current
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California State Bar  # 98461
Member
- Current
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Orange County Bar Association
Member
- Current
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Websites & Blogs
Website
Website
Legal Answers
2 Questions Answered
Q. In California, what is the difference between a case being expunged and a case being sealed?
A: A record is usually sealed as a juvenile which prevents the public from viewing your record unless they get permission from the presiding Judge. Expungment is a process where if you complete probation and have no cases pending, on certain cases where you did not go to State Prison, you can have the case dismissed in the interests of justice. The entry will however be visible on your criminal record should the public have access.
Q. Is there a way to transfer your case n probation
A: Yes, you can bring a motion in court to transfer your probation to another jurisdiction. If the court finds there are reasonable grounds to do so, that may be accomplished depending on the case.
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Contact & Map
1100 W Town And Country Rd, Ste 1250,
Orange, CA 92868-4633