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What is the code to have a felony possession charge reduced to a misdemeanor when it’s less than a gram
answered on May 8, 2020
Generally, the process of having a charge reduced requires a Motion to be filed seeking the reduction; and a hearing for the court to determine if a reduction should be granted. There are times when a good criminal defense attorney can negotiate with the prosecution during pretrial proceedings to... View More 
answered on May 8, 2020
it is very likely the police will want to speak with you regarding the police report. It would be smart to have an attorney go with you to the interview, as they can advice you during questioning. It is probably best not to speak to the police alone without the benefit of legal counsel.
answered on May 8, 2020
A district attorney has limited jurisdiction which is the district they represent. A state wide ban seems to be an overreach, and is most likely not valid. There may be other factors applicable which are not clearly evident from the question, so without knowing more about the specifics of this... View More
answered on May 8, 2020
Yes police dash cam videos are admissible in court. They are generally part of the discovery given by the state. If one is not provided by the state then you can request a copy from the police agency with the video.
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