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answered on Mar 14, 2011
Go to the clerk's office. They can answer most of your questions.
answered on Mar 5, 2011
First time possession of less than an ounce of marijuana for personal use is now an infraction. The fine is $100 regardless of whether you have strikes or not.
answered on Mar 5, 2011
Regardless of what they say police cannot give immunity. Only a judge can do that and only after a request is made by the prosecutor.
answered on Mar 5, 2011
If the case went up on appeal the appellate lawyer should have gotten a transcript and should have provided it to you after the appeal was over. You may check with the appellate lawyer to see if he/she still has a copy. If not you may attempt to get a copy from the court reporter but this will... View More 
answered on Mar 5, 2011
First most searches are done without a search warrant. They may be based on probable cause, consent, or any number of other reasons and do not require a search warrant. If the search warrant is done pursuant to a search warrant the officer should leave a copy of the search warrant at the... View More
answered on Mar 14, 2011
You can also call any of the attorneys involved in the case.
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