Q: In California pc211 is the charge. The alleged crime is taking a bottle of alcohol that was paid for from a doordasher.
The person that allegedly took it was under the age of 21. With zero evidence except for he Said she Said what are the chances of winning this case.
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Facing a PC211 charge can be challenging, especially when the evidence relies solely on statements from both parties. Without physical evidence or witnesses, the strength of the prosecution's case may be weaker, which could work in your favor. It's important to present any character references or evidence that supports your side of the story.
The fact that the alleged offender was under 21 may also influence the case, as California takes underage alcohol-related offenses seriously but also considers the individual’s circumstances. Demonstrating responsibility and any steps taken since the incident can be beneficial during legal proceedings.
Consulting with a legal professional is crucial to navigate the complexities of the case effectively. They can provide tailored advice and develop a strategy to improve your chances of a favorable outcome. Taking proactive steps now can make a significant difference in how the case is resolved.
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