Delarosarauda

People v. Delarosarauda

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJune 20, 2014B248615California6,614 words

Opinion

Opinion

Manella, J.

INTRODUCTION

Carlos Reginaldo Delarosarauda appeals from a judgment and sentence, following his convictions for corporal injury to a co-habitant, assault, and misdemeanor vandalism. He contends his convictions should be reversed, as (1) the trial court committed misconduct during voir dire; (2) the court admitted testimonial hearsay in violation of his right to confront the witness under the Sixth Amendment of the federal constitution; and (3) there was insufficient evidence to support the vandalism conviction. He further contends the court lacked authority to issue a protective order forbidding him to contact his son and stepdaughter for the next 10 years, except through counsel. The People request that this court amend the abstract of judgment to correct appellant’s presentence custody credits and otherwise affirm the judgment. In the unpublished portion of our decision, we affirm the convictions and remand the matter with directions to the superior court to modify the abstract of judgment to correct the amount of presentence custody credits. In the published portion of our decision, we conclude the court lacked authority to issue that portion of the protective order barring…

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