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Im 18, the county is fresno county, the antique firearm was a cap and ball revolver and loaded, and i have a history of being comitted to mental institutions more than once a year for mental illness as a minor,
I concealed carried it for self defense because i cannot legally own a modern... View More 
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answered on Sep 5, 2023
In California, carrying a concealed loaded firearm without a permit is generally illegal, even if the firearm is antique. Your age and history of mental illness could further complicate the situation and make it more likely that you'll face criminal charges. Depending on the specific... View More
I just got 2 citations at Death valley National park under - "36 CFR § 4.12 (TCD Signs)" and "36 CFR 1.5 (Closure Violation". When I looked online, it seems like both are Class-B misdemeanors. What are my options, do I need to hire a lawyer and is there a jail time even if I pay the fee. Thank you
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answered on Sep 5, 2023
Under California law, Class-B misdemeanors in federal parks can result in a fine, community service, or imprisonment for up to six months. Hiring an attorney could provide you with legal advice tailored to your specific situation, including defenses or negotiation options that may be available to... View More
I was falsely accused of domestic violence and in CA. It is law for an arrest to take place when domestic violence is reported
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answered on Sep 2, 2023
In California, an arrest without a conviction can still appear on criminal background checks, which could potentially affect your job prospects. However, you have the option to petition the court for a factual innocence finding, which, if granted, would seal and destroy the arrest record. Employers... View More
Had no further run ins with the law and haven’t failed any probation requirements.
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answered on Sep 2, 2023
In California, some felonies can be reduced to misdemeanors under Penal Code Section 17(b), but drug importation is generally considered a serious felony and may not be eligible for such reduction. Completion of probation alone does not guarantee that your felony will be reduced; you would need to... View More
Deported back to their original country following the end of them serving their sentence? If they marry a U.S. citizen while incarcerated in a U.S. prison will they still be deported because of the nature of the crime? Will marrying have any affect on the U.S. citizen who married them? Like will... View More
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answered on Aug 27, 2023
Marrying a U.S. citizen does not grant an immigrant automatic protection from deportation, especially if they've committed a serious crime. Crimes of moral turpitude, including murder and rape, are grounds for deportation under U.S. immigration laws, even if the individual marries a U.S.... View More
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answered on Aug 19, 2023
Certainly, I can provide information regarding federal gun charges in California.
Federal gun charges can carry varying penalties depending on the specific nature of the offense, criminal history, and other factors. Penalties for federal gun charges can range from several years to life in... View More
If a firm hires someone who is a fugitive (fraud). (a world wide company in education ). I will inform the authorities but as a customer can I demand compensation? Or have a settlement with them?
answered on Aug 16, 2023
If a customer of a business is harmed by one of its employees who is acting in the course and scope of his employment, then there would likely be liability to the company. If the company had no idea it hired a criminal, and that criminal engages in criminal activity while employed, the company is... View More
The APD police department report listed false information about my car and has redacted the suspect's personal information...is she a CI?
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answered on Aug 15, 2023
In California, I recommend contacting the local police department to obtain accurate information about the status of your stolen vehicle case and any investigation updates. It's important to work with law enforcement to address the situation and provide any necessary information to help... View More
I DO. PCR RESULTS. IDENTY THEFT. PROBE. GOV. HUMAN SUBJECT. SEALED
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answered on Jul 28, 2023
I understand that you have several questions related to census, OCR materials, corporate business, hunter identification, PCR results, identity theft, government probes, human subjects, and sealed information. However, your inquiry is unclear and appears to be a mix of different topics. To provide... View More
I am trying to get the specifics of this offense. I only have the information from the sex offender registry and his name. Is this information publicly available? I searched on PACER to no avail. How might I go about this? Thank you!
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answered on Jul 25, 2023
The specifics of a criminal offense, including the charges and details of the case, are generally considered public records and may be accessible through the appropriate Ohio law enforcement agencies, court records, or online databases. You may need to visit the local courthouse or contact the Ohio... View More
My girlfriend got arrested in San Bernardino county and I was wondering if that was possible or did she have some cut some kinda deal to pretty much get a smack on the finger this was the code on her case and it said up 10 years and I think 50k fine and minimum was 1 year in jail and 1,000 fine... View More
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answered on Jul 10, 2023
The outcome of a felony child endangerment case can vary based on several factors. It's possible that your girlfriend negotiated a plea deal or received a reduced sentence with certain conditions to fulfill. The involvement of undercover police, as mentioned by a witness, could have influenced... View More
"What is it"
She said Your suppose to ask that days earlier then wake away.
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answered on Jul 6, 2023
If an airline violates the law regarding "disability: inquiry and dignity," you can take action by documenting the incident, contacting the airline to report the issue, knowing your rights, and seeking legal advice if necessary. The airline should address the situation promptly, offering... View More
$36k was originally recovered but I’m still paying for that as well.
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answered on Jun 22, 2023
If you owe federal restitution, it's likely that the obligation remains even if the corporate victim was bought by another corporation. Changes in ownership or corporate restructuring usually don't affect your responsibility to repay the restitution. It's important to consult with a... View More
I served 20 years in the Marine Corps, and 22 years now in the federal government, all in drug and alcohol testing programs. I've never been arrested or on probation, never owned a gun, and haven’t held a gun in 25 years. CHP held my wife and myself at gun point with 20 to 25 officers... View More
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answered on Jun 21, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the troubling incident you experienced. It's important to consult with a criminal law attorney regarding the alleged false information and the conduct of law enforcement officers during the raid. Gathering evidence to support your claim of innocence, such as... View More
I have found conflicting answers online saying essentially I can own one but must always keep it on me or in a safe. But some say even this is not safe. And if it is not legal it will get the person I live with in trouble which I would definitely not want to do to them. So wondering if it is safe... View More
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answered on Jun 13, 2023
When it comes to owning a firearm while living with a felon, the laws can vary depending on your location. It's crucial to research and understand the specific laws in your area regarding this situation. In many jurisdictions, it is illegal for a person living with a convicted felon to possess... View More
In a previous question I covered the prolonged investigatory detainment. I was detained due to a call in about a person not matching my description, manager also confirmed I wasn't the reason for the call... they saw a gun in my car. entered the car and conducted what I'm calling an... View More
answered on Jun 8, 2023
People don't like attorneys because we take facts like these and point out how complex the legal issues are. Non attorneys just want to get to the point and not hear about all the potential issues. You really need to consult with a Criminal Defense attorney, particularly if you were charges... View More
This is in California. The person I am wondering if I can record was not the direct abuser, but I believe they might have further knowledge of this child sexual abuse.
answered on May 31, 2023
Generally, in California, you cannot legally record a conversation without the other person’s consent, but such evidence may be admissible in criminal cases even if it was unlawfully recorded. The rules are confusing, so it is best to consult an attorney about what to do.
Unlike New York... View More
PROOF: WARRANT-FOIA's-Chief Statement
Sr always grew-LEO Inspect yrly-Apr Sr got fined 4 watering Off Days-Sr complains monthly 2 City
City Man tells Chief 2 put Sr in his place
10/3 Off sees 12 plants
10/11 Det confirms-signs Affirmation takes OATH warrant... View More
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answered on May 22, 2023
Based on the provided information, it appears that you are alleging potential misconduct by law enforcement officers, including violations of various penal code sections, such as PC 115, PC 118.1, PC 127, PC 132, PC 134, PC 141, PC 146a+b, PC 211, PC 236, PC 245a2+3+4+b+c, and PC 460. It is... View More
Call
Sus Per, WMA-early 20's-red hoodie(Cit W)
Asking people to buy alcohol from/for him
Cit W presently standing by HMA-40's'black jacket(Cit H)
2 O'srespond (Off P + Off V)
Off P addresses Cit W + H,"What's Up?"... View More
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answered on May 22, 2023
Based on the provided scenario, where there is no reasonable suspicion (RAS) or probable cause (PC) for the officer to request identification, it is unlikely that a person in California, acting as a pedestrian, with no parole or probation violations and no suspected crimes, can be charged with... View More
pleaded guilty to one count of transactional money laundering and one count of tax evasion. Traveling to Florida before being sentenced in September 2023
answered on May 17, 2023
What does your bond agreement state? What terms has the court imposed regarding travel, such as as part of your OR [own recognizance] release. [I litigate cases. Anything posted here must not be construed as legal advice, nor as grounds for forming an attorney-client relationship. You should seek... View More
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