Proposition 47
Proposition 47 amended a series of theft-related felony offenses. Where Prop 47 applied, the offense was a felony only if the property stolen was greater than or equal to $950. Where the value of the property was less then $950, the offense was a misdemeanor. For those offenses where Prop 47 does not apply, the prosecution is not required to prove the value of the stolen property to be greater than or equal to $950. (See People v. Johnson (2016) 1 CAl.App.5th 953, 959.)
- Prop 47 APPLIES:
- PC 496(a)
- (People v. Johnson (2016) 1 Cal.App.5th 953
- VC 10851 – temporary & permanent taking
- (People v. Bullard (2020) 9 Cal.5th 94
- (People v. Page (2017) 3 Cal.5th 1175
- PC 496(a)
- Prop 47 DOES NOT APPLY:
- PC 496d(a)
- (People v. Orozco (2020) 9 Cal.5th 111.)
- VC 10851 – post-theft driving & joyriding
- (People v. Gutierrez (2018) 20 Cal.App.5th 847.)
- PC 530.5(a)
- (People v. Jimenez (2020) 9 Cal.5th 53
- PC 530.5(c)(2) [and (c) more broadly]
- (People v. Harrell (2020) 53 Cal.App.5th 256
- PC 530.5(c)(1)
- (People v. Weir (2019) 33 Cal.App.5th 868
- PC 496d(a)
Proposition 63 Offenses
| ALL FELONIES | PC 186.28 | PC 273.5 | PC 25800 |
| PC 71 | PC 240 | PC 273.6 | PC 26100(b) |
| PC 76 | PC 241 | PC 417 | PC 26100(d) |
| PC 136.1 | PC 242 | PC 417.6 | PC 27510 |
| PC 136.5 | PC 243 | PC 422 | PC 27590(c) |
| PC 140 | PC 243.4 | PC 626.9 | PC 29805 |
| PC 148(d) | PC 244.5 | PC 646.9 | PC 29805 |
| PC 148.5(f) | PC 245 | PC 830.95 | PC 32625 |
| PC 171(b) | PC 245.5 | PC 17500 | |
| PC 171c(a)(1) | PC 246.3 | PC 17510 | |
| PC 171d | PC 247 | PC 25300 |