People v. Johnson
Annotate this CaseDefendant pled no contest to a felony grand theft involving property with a value exceeding $950 and admitted having served three prior terms, one of which resulted from his 2010 conviction for three counts of second degree commercial burglary. The court held that a previously imposed sentence enhanced by Proposition 47, Penal Code section 667.5, subdivision (b), prior to prison term is not altered by the granting of a Proposition 47 application reducing the felony that gave rise to that prior prison term to a misdemeanor. In this case, although the trial court should have formally designated defendant's 2010 convictions as misdemeanors, the court concluded that it correctly refused to alter defendant's current sentence.
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