You have aright to notice of a hearing on a restraining order. If you don't want the restraining order, then contest it. By the way, doing this on your own is a bad idea. Get a lawyer. Good Luck

Jurors can ask that any portion of the transcript be read back to them. They don't actually get to have the transcript.

The only way that could be the case would be if a judge had signed a warrant allowing for it. If you are 100% sure, then you don't need to confirm. As for confronting or resolving, don't do anything illegal. Any warrant issued will not be for an indefinite time. Once the time allowed by... View More

The 2006 DUI conviction will not count as a prior DUI for sentencing because it is more than ten years old. Your 2018 DUI will be treated at as a second offense.

The .00 sounds like a condition of probation. Once probation is over, you are no longer required to abide by probation orders.

Your friend needs to be careful about just trying to stay under .08 though. Under Vehicle Code section 23152(a), you can still get popped for a DUI under .08 if... View More

It looks like you got cut off before you finished your question. Give it another shot.

What is your question?

2-180 days in jail, probation, fines, high risk insurance, first offender dui program, suspension of driver's license, ignition interlock.

These are all possibilities. In some counties the minimum jail term is enforced literally, and in some counties you are allowed to do all or part... View More

Sure. Anyone can forge a signature. If a police officer did this, they'd be risking jail time and their career.

You need to follow your attorney's instructions. Sometimes a case gets added and doesn't make it to the calendar.

Good news. All your boyfriend has to do is ask the court. So long as he qualifies financially, an attorney will be appointed..

Not likely.

The only one who can charge him is the District Attorney. You can certainly report the crime. If you are a witness, you can tell the police what you know. The police would likely do an investigation including interviewing your sister and at least trying to interview her brother. After that, the DA... View More

Hire a lawyer to look at this. You need to stop admitting to crimes. This is not a private and confidential forum. More details would be needed to accurately answer your question, and you'd be advised not to provide ANY more details here.

There might be a suppression motion here, and there might not. Contact your lawyer about it. From your question, it sounds like you are also on probation. If that's the case, then you are likely subject to search without a warrant. It wouldn't matter if the police were looking for someone else.

I have good news and bad news.

Good: If you skipped court, the case was never completed. Depending on where you were in the process when you took off, you might still be able to fight the case.

Bad: If you skipped court, the DA's office can file a 1320. Failure to appear on a... View More

Lawyer up. What you are wanting to do may not have the affect that you think it will have. Rather than dismissing the charge on the person you are trying to protect, the DA may just charge you both if you now say it was yours.

If your lawyer talks to the witness, then your lawyer becomes a potential witness.

Here is how: Witness tells your lawyer that the meth was actually theirs and that you didn't even know it was there. Then later while in trial, the witness gets cold feet and says that they don't... View More

The attorney can make a request for discovery. If the dash cam exists, then the DA is required to produce it. If it proved that the officer lied, then that could certainly help the defense case.

I'd need to know exactly how it is charged to give a reliable answer, but a standard Felony DUI in California carries penalties of 16 months, 2 years, or 3 years.