Sacramento, CA asked in Criminal Law for California

Q: Can I have the local district attorney removed for bias in favor of an alleged victim.

The father was a former San Joaquin county Sheriff's deputy. The alleged victim has had several arrest within the calendar year and Never had an arrangement or charges filled. One charge was filed for failure to obey an Emergency Protection Order, and was dismissed. The A.D.A. in a phone call to me said that they had to review the file and an investigator would contact me. Then he called back on Monday and informed me they were not going to pursue the case against her. (Even though she can be heard clearly on the 911 audio) well within the 100 yards. Then they filed in March domestic violence from December. And never arrested me or even sent notice that I had a charge or arrest warrant. I had.to make my own court date to be arranged.

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Dale S. Gribow
Dale S. Gribow
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  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Palm Desert, CA
  • Licensed in California

A: the DA decides which cases to pursue.

you should consult with a local criminal lawyer for guidance and the ability to review all the court records.........and talk to the DA.

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