WARRANTS
(Health and Safety Code Section 11378)
Testimonial
I recently learned that I had a felony WARRANT for my arrest out of Orange County, California for an incident that had occurred many years before. The District Attorney had charged me with a violation of penal code section 476, Bad Checks, a felony; this crime carries a maximum punishment of three years in state prison. If I had attempted to take care of this myself I would have been arrested upon my return to Orange County. As a result I hired William Bruzzo to represent me because of this familiarity with the courts, the judges and the District Attorneys in Orange County. Mr. Bruzzo went to court, pulled my file, examined the allegations against me and talked to me about the case. He then negotiated the matter with the District Attorney. In the end, Mr. Bruzzo got the warrant RECALLED and the Case DISMISSED without my having to appear in court, pay restitution or do anything else. I was told that normally the Defendant has to at least appear in court to get a felony dismissed-but Mr. Bruzzo was able to avoid that and still get me a dismissal. I am truly grateful to Mr. Bruzzo and I would enthusiastically recommend him for any criminal matter.
LD
7/20/10
I was surprised to learn I had a felony WARRANT for my arrest out of Orange County for an incident that had occurred many years before. The District Attorney had charged me with a violation of penal code section 503, Embezzlement; this crime carries a maximum punishment of three years in state prison. If I had attempted to take care of this myself I would have been arrested upon my return to Orange County. As a result I hired William Bruzzo to represent me because of this familiarity with the courts, the judges and the District Attorneys in Orange County. Mr. Bruzzo was able to get the warrant recalled without my being present which is usually not permitted since it was a felony case. He then negotiated the case with the District Attorney and in the end got them to agree to DISMISS the case in exchange for restitution. I am truly grateful to Mr. Bruzzo and I would enthusiastically recommend him for any criminal matter.
MD
2/8/10
I was charged with misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance, and for being under the influence of it, a violation of Health and Safety Code section 11550(a) [H&S 11550(a)]. I faced up to 1 year in county jail for this offense. I had failed to appear for my arraignment and there was an active warrant in the system for my arrest. The warrant had been in effect for many years. I found out about this case when I looked at my background online and I was very concerned. I hired the Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo to represent me as they are familiar with the Courts, the Judges and the District Attorney. Because of my prison priors I was not eligible for a drug diversion program. However, The Law Offices of William Bruzzo recalled my warrant immediately upon being hired and later negotiated with the District Attorney on my behalf and argued a Serna motion which was granted by the Judge! I got the case DISMISSED in the interest of justice. I truly believe that The Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo’s knowledge of the law and their familiarity with the courts and the district attorneys made all the difference in my case and I would enthusiastically recommend him for any criminal matter.
JG
1/30/09
Client charged with felony possession of a controlled substance for sale (Health and Safety Code Section 11378) that included a sentence enhancement for possession of a weapon out of Orange County Superior Court; in addition client was charged with misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance. The client then failed to appear on either case, as a result a WARRANT was issued for the Client’s arrest. Seven years later the client was arrested on the warrant and faced up to 6 years in prison. By this time the client was married with children. Mr. Bruzzo made several appearances and in the end was able to negotiate a deal whereby the client was able to do his time on HOME CONFINEMENT; in addition Mr. Bruzzo managed to get the misdemeanor case DISMISSED. Mr. Bruzzo’s familiarity with the District Attorneys and the Judge made all the difference in the favorable outcome in this case.
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Warrants Orange County, California
William W. Bruzzo
Xerox Centre
1851 E. First Street, 9th Floor, Suite 900
Santa Ana, CA 92705
714 547-4636
