Monsignor headed back to prison on child endangerment chargeBy MARYCLAIRE DALEAssociated Press
Child endangerment that does not create a risk of great bodily injury or death is a California misdemeanor under 273a(b) PC, carrying:Up to 1 year in county jail and/or A fine of up to $1,000.10There Was A Risk of Great Bodily Harm or DeathIn California, child endangerment becomes ...
5. What about child endangerment charges? Many states have child endangerment laws that make it a crime for you to expose a child to some type of unnecessary pain or danger.6 Prosecutors can therefore charge you with endangering a child if you: leave a child unattended in a vehicle, and...
The prosecutor charges Frank under PC 273d. She also charges Pauline with PC 273a child endangerment for putting her son into a situation in which he was likely to be injured. California child endangerment is a “wobbler.” The potential penalties are the same as those for child abuse.42...