People v. Weir

*870After a jury trial, defendant Zachary Weir was convicted of four counts of felony possession of personal identifying information ( Pen. Code, § 530.5, subds. (c)(1) & (c)(2) ).1 On appeal, Weir contends that his felony convictions should have been classified as misdemeanors under Proposition *38947's enactment of section 490.2 defining petty theft.2

The issue of which offenses are and are not subject to reclassification under Proposition 47 is currently a matter of debate in our courts, as evidenced by the number of such cases pending review in our high court. (See People v. Sanders (2018) 22…