People v. Zgurski
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Zgurski came to the attention of the San Francisco District Attorney because of his involvement in a scheme to defraud consumers who used the internet to purchase a boat from a person ostensibly called Eisenberg. He was convicted of using the personal identifying information of another person for an unlawful purpose (Penal Code 530.5(a). The trial court reduced Zgurski’s felony conviction to a misdemeanor and placed him on probation for three years.
The court of appeal affirmed. Substantial evidence supports Zgurski’s conviction and modification of his probation term is not required. While Zgurski is entitled to the benefit of a 2021 amendment to Penal Code section 1203a, which generally limits the maximum probation term for a misdemeanor conviction to one year, his probation term has been terminated.
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