P. v. Morrow CA1/1
Morrow worked as a technician for the Daly City DMV. Over a five-month period beginning in the summer of 2004, she issued fraudulent driver’s licenses and identification cards to several customers, using other individuals’ personal information to which she had access. In March 2005, she was charged with five felony counts of identity theft and five felony counts of altering public records. She pleaded no contest to one count of each crime, and the remaining charges were dismissed. That September, the trial court suspended imposition of the sentence and placed Morrow on probation for three years.
Approximately 15 years later, Morrow filed a petition for relief under sections 1203.4 and 17(b). In August 2020, the trial court denied the petition on the basis that Morrow had “an outstanding balance with revenue services.” Three months later, Morrow filed another petition for relief under the same statutes after confirming that only her supervision fees were outstanding.
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