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Would PC 243(c)(1) Battery On A Custodial Officer / Medical Personnel With Injury Be Considered A Felony Or Misdemeanor In Riverside Or Orange County?

Posted in Assault FAQ'S on February 4, 2015

In California, PC 243(c)(1) / Battery on a Custodial Officer / Medical Personnel with Injury is a wobbler, meaning it can be EITHER a misdemeanor OR a felony.
Battery Felony

This decision depends heavily upon the facts, as well as the defendant’s prior criminal history.

If you or a family member has been arrested for PC 243(c)(1) battery on a peace officer / medical personnel with injury, call me at (951) 667-5293 if you live in Riverside County or (714) 758-5293 in Orange County.