My question involves criminal law for the state of: California.
In 2012 i was arrested for possession of perscription pain killers. I was charged and convicted for violation of heath and safety code 11350. Unlawful possession of a controlled substance. At the time this was categorized as a felony. I did the time and became a convicted felon on felony probation. The only other thing on my record is a misdemeanor DUI from 2011.
In 2014 Prop. 47 was passed, reclassifying my drug charge as a misdemeanor. I petitioned the court and it was granted. So now all thats on my record isa misdemeanor from 2011 and a misdemeanor from 2012. I am no longer a convicted felon and havent been in trouble since march 2012.
Its now 2017 and Im still on felony probation and with all the restrictions/limitations as a convicted felon. How can this be legal?
In 2012 i was arrested for possession of perscription pain killers. I was charged and convicted for violation of heath and safety code 11350. Unlawful possession of a controlled substance. At the time this was categorized as a felony. I did the time and became a convicted felon on felony probation. The only other thing on my record is a misdemeanor DUI from 2011.
In 2014 Prop. 47 was passed, reclassifying my drug charge as a misdemeanor. I petitioned the court and it was granted. So now all thats on my record isa misdemeanor from 2011 and a misdemeanor from 2012. I am no longer a convicted felon and havent been in trouble since march 2012.
Its now 2017 and Im still on felony probation and with all the restrictions/limitations as a convicted felon. How can this be legal?
Probation and Parole: Misdemeanor Probation and Prop. 47
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