This is in leui of 1 yr jail term plus 3 yrs formal probation . After I signed it was ordered to meet probation in the county I was convicted in. During the 3 yr court fight I relocated to anither County and have been residing here for 2 yrs. Both my counsel and the DA were aware of my move. I... View More 
answered on Jun 15, 2017
With legitimate doctor's records of surgeries, highly unlikely that any judge will not all time to handle a court order. On the other hand, moving out of county but expecting the county to provide you services out of their county is unrealistic, especially if you had a specific deal. Depending... View More
answered on Jun 15, 2017
Some court clerk's will only give it to the defendant or an attorney, and this varies from courthouse or clerk. If they won't give it to a family member, simply hire an attorney to get the record for you.
My conviction was in San Diego California. When I attempted to get info from the courts Revenue and Recovery Dept. They were rude and told my that that ruling did not apply to my case and would offer no help or info. They pretty much just shut me down after asking about a refund and bringing up the... View More
answered on Jun 15, 2017
The court's staff cannot give legal advice. If you feel that they should be refunding you because of a Supreme Court ruling that retroactively applies to your conviction, then you need an attorney. However, it sounds like you had some type of diversion, maybe a finding of guilt based on a plea... View More
answered on Jun 15, 2017
Depends on the scope of the search, what is allowed to be searched and what they are looking for, as stated in the warrant, and other factors about the other room as part of the residence or clearly a separate persons room, etc. You really need an attorney to look at the details.
my question is I bought a box at target and was hit up by loss prevention and arrested because there was stuff in the box . I had no idea there was stuff in box that did not belong there. so I guess these co defendants I am suppose to have put stuff in there but I only went to store and bought a... View More
answered on Jun 13, 2017
Going to trial is a very serious concern that requires an attorney. Having co-defendants complicates not only the case generally, but also how the jury will respond to you compared to the co-defendants. This is not a do-it-yourself project, so you really need to ask your attorney, or hire an... View More
and would I have to travel to appear in court there?
answered on Jun 13, 2017
Yes, and it depends on that state's laws.
You most certainly can be charged with a crime where it was committed and held to answer at that location.
Whether or not you may appear in court through an attorney without you being personally present, depends on that state's... View More
I was on my way home on Friday evening, when a Glendale police officer on a motorcycle pulled me over.
The officer approached me and asked to see my license and registration. Before handing him the documents, I asked him why I was being pulled over. He proceeded to tell me it was due to my... View More
answered on Jun 12, 2017
The officer might have been doing you a favor, citing you for something you could quickly get signed-off by police and then provide proof of correction to the court. Had he cited you for a loud exhaust, that would be a significant problem for you. Look at the positive. Seriously.
What can she do?
answered on Jun 2, 2017
She can hire an attorney to fight the ticket. If so, and the ticket is old, then it could get dismissed for statutory or constitutional reasons. If the ticket is recent, better to deal with it quickly and avoid a suspended drivers license. If she was never cited, never promised to appear in court... View More
answered on Jun 2, 2017
Sometimes police or courts do not see everything from other states but most often previous criminal records are just that, criminal records, and can be seen by government entities pulling up criminal records. A loud noise complaint may be filed as a misdemeanor/criminal charge of disturbing the... View More
answered on Jun 2, 2017
It depends on several factors. You would be better off having an attorney appear in court for you to help avoid going to jail. If this is a misdemeanor, chances are that an attorney can appear for you without you present in court.
Lets say the bag of cash was ment to be properly allocated in the cash drawer for change and it amounted about $5000. But the cashier accidentally handed you that bag. And you decide to keep it and not return it. And spend it all as well.
answered on Jun 2, 2017
Serious crime. While it sounds like an unlikely "accident," if it truly was an accident then there still may be a way to make things right. (Personal integrity will take a person much further in this game of life than $5000.) Criminal defense attorneys help people all the time with... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2017
With a warrant, there is always a risk of being hauled into jail, so best to hire an attorney to clear the warrant for you. Furthermore, you need an attorney to represent you on the underlying criminal case, for which there is a risk of jail and high fines and other consequences. While you probably... View More
As in she showed valid id and able to use it at 711. And when suspected of not being legal cops do facial recognition and say she is legal. In 2015. Turned out to b on run from 2014 with an apb. Also he has ten witnesses. From day he met her.
answered on May 24, 2017
Sounds like you have a lot of facts that need an attorney to review. Furthermore, the question and statements you present need some clarification. Best to hire an attorney without delay or contact the public defender--excellent attorneys, too.
Where I am victim and the charges are against my husband , who has not been arrested on the charges yet? What could I do
answered on May 24, 2017
If this is a domestic violence case (e.g., you called police on your husband after getting into some kind of dispute with him and police arrested him) that you now regret being involved in and want it to go away, be aware that the prosecution hears this same story on the vast majority of domestic... View More
answered on May 24, 2017
You hire an attorney to get is dismissed, using the legal process to help increase the chances that it will not be re-issued as a new case against you.
However, historically, in LA County, some people ignore red light camera tickets because consequences are relatively less significant that... View More
answered on May 24, 2017
There are laws about what is street legal and a car must pass smog. However, a turbocharger in itself is not illegal. New cars are sold with turbocharges, but they comply with smog rules, etc. The problem most fast and furious type car owners have is modifying their car in a manner that brings... View More
I was driving in the carpool lane by myself and was pulled over for a carpool violation. The officer said they'll tell me in court (since I have a court date in two months) what my fine/consequence will be, do they expect me to pay the fine right then and there or will
I have time to... View More
answered on May 24, 2017
If under 18, you must have a parent with you. However, for infraction traffic court, if you hire an attorney, you probably will not have to go to court.
In 2015 I got two tickets I went through with the amnesty program and maid a payment plan for my tickets. In 2016 when I got my tax return I paid off what I thought was both tickets. I didn't know that the ticket fee wasn't combined. Here I am 1 year and 3 months later and I receive a... View More
answered on May 24, 2017
Failure to pay issues and how to deal with them vary between counties, so you may need an attorney that practices regularly in the county that your ticket is located and seek assistance to resolve the issue.
It says typs of court under criminal records also pops up with mistameaners. With the code but doesnt have a crime code for them
answered on May 24, 2017
Those numbers may identify the case or warrant, etc. If you want to know about the case, you need to contact the court where the court is located. Better off hiring an attorney to do this and clear up the warrants and handle the cases.
answered on May 24, 2017
"City Jail" or "Private Jail" is when someone gets approval from a court to do jail at a local police department's jail instead of county jail. You can search online or call your local police department and find out if they do this. If they do, they usually have strict... View More
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