Six years ago I was convicted of a domestic simple battery in California. Both the formal complaint and plea transcript have the victim's name incorrectly spelt by a few letters. I am trying to see if my conviction can be vacated by arguing now that I do not know of a person by that name, leave alone having a domestic relationship for having committed a domestic battery and that my defense attorney failed to advice me of not accepting a guilty plea as a result of such an error.![]()
If the court vacated my conviction, is there a risk of a new charge having served time and completed probation already?
thanks.

