People v. Castilleja CA3

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 24, 2015G049886California383 words

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In November 2009, Castilleja pled guilty to one count of receiving stolen property in San Luis Obispo County in violation of Penal Code section 496, subdivision (a), and was sentenced to two years in prison. Following his release from custody two years later, Castilleja was placed on PCS in Orange County.

2 Castilleja violated his PCS on four occasions. In July 2012, Castilleja admitted he violated his probation by failing to notify his probation officer of his new address as instructed and by suffering a conviction for receiving stolen property in Alameda County. Castilleja was sentenced to 340 days in custody, with credit of 170 days of actual confinement time plus 170 days of conduct credit. In February 2013, Castilleja admitted he violated his PCS by driving under the influence of alcohol and by committing a hit and run. He was sentenced to 204 days, 102 days of actual confinement time plus 102 days of conduct credit. In September 2013, Castilleja admitted he failed to provide his probation officer with proof of enrollment in an alcohol or substance abuse treatment program and that he was drunk in public in Orange County. He received 180 days, 90 days of actual…

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