It means the Court changed something in the Minute Order.
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My friend passed away, I am the named Executor, in probate court now. Next court date in Dec. A squatter who says he's been living in house of decedent, since 1/2019, is driving 2 cars, 1 with expired registration and no insurance is on cars. This person has not been living there at all.... Read more »
The taking of another's property without permission is theft. The police deal with this. You can call and ask for an officer to meet you at the property and with proof of your right to possession of the property as the executor, get the keys.
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While conducting a traffic enforcement stop - the officer asks vehicle operator to roll down tinted windows (example: 0 percent tint). If that reveals contraband is that in plain view? - or does the action of rolling down windows alter?
Why is a LEO different from a GEMINI or a TAURUS? An officer has the right to ask you to step out of the vehicle and if opening the door would reveal the contraband you left in plain sight, it is probably not an infringement. You might need to establish that rolling down the window was not within... Read more »
This is a very vague question. More facts are needed. It sounds like you have an academic question rather than a legal question. Without giving too much info online, be more specific. Otherwise, call a local criminal defense attorney for more specific response to your particular matter.
Hi, I have a court hearing on October 5th, for a possible probation violation. I was staying at this transitional living house ran by the department of mental health and I had a disagreement with one of the staff members there. I needed my psych meds at a certain time, and she refused to give them... Read more »
more info needed.
there is a substantial burden of proof but if the trier of fact believes their version over yours, then yes you would lose.
i assume you have a retained or appointed lawyer and you need to ask him/her their thoughts.
who can issue you written proof that no charges were filed? If you are arrested, released less than 24 hours later to a probationary status pending court the following morning, go to court and return home with a "someone may or may not contact you later if charges are going to be filed",... Read more »
more info needed.
why not set up an appt with a criminal lawyer in your community.
an arrest can not be expunged/sealed as a rule.........but a conviction can.
My babies dad has been arrested and sentenced about 4 times for breaking a no contact restraining order, which then was modified to peaceful contact for visitations after our dcf case was open. A week ago my mom made an incident report because she saw him outside my bedroom window. He did it again... Read more »
much more info needed.
it depends on a number of factors; his record, who the DA is and who the judge is etc.
this is a question that should be asked of his lawyer by him...........
if you are looking for him to do a lot of time, then maybe pose the question to the DA's office.
My nephew was struck out (3 strikes) but his qualifying strikes were 2 COUNTS of attempted murder... it was a car to car shooting where it was two people in the opposite car
If your question is whether someone can be charged with two separate attempted murder charges for one act of shooting at a car that is occupied by two people, the short answer is yes. And yes, each attempted murder charge is counted as a strike.
Attempted murder that happened at the same time
More info needed.
you should pose this question to the lawyer who represented you and make an appointment with a criminal lawyer in your city.....and write out a summary of all the facts before going to his her office
Im in CA and am facing an identity theft charge; I used an old classmates name out of fear. The officer was intimidating and now knowing how the jail is in my county, had me just purging her name and bday. I got fined for being out during covid and it eventually came back to me. Now I have a court... Read more »
more info needed.
you should set up a consultation with a criminal lawyer in your city asap.
if you can't afford a lawyer one will be provided for you at the 1st court date.
write out a detailed summary so that the lawyer can spend more time thinking about the case... Read more »
Feb. 2020, while at court, I suffered a mild stroke, could barely form simple words, disoriented,etc. My attorney, knowing I did not want to plead guilty without a deal, entered guilty plea to 9 felony ID theft charges. I have several health issues which makes me high risk of severe Covid-19. The... Read more »
If you entered a plea at a time when you were not thinking clearly due to the stroke, you might want to have your plea withdrawn. Discuss this with your lawyer. If it was a 'good deal', and there are no problems of proof,for the DA, you may not want to. You might be looking at more time... Read more »
more info needed.
however, if it is a separate incident (Bank) then of course you can be charged.
more info needed.
set up an appointment with a criminal lawyer in your community......most will provide a free consultation..........
i suspect if you have been prosecute for an incident that double jeopardy will apply
more info needed.
seek a consultation with a criminal lawyer in your community but first write out in detail all the facts.
Not sure what to do we have to talk to him do we have to open door?
MORE INFO NEEDED..........HOWEVER I ALWAYS SUGGEST YOU TALK TO A LAWYER IN YOUR COMMUNITY ASAP....AND NOT TALK ON AN OPEN FORUM LIKE THIS.
GENERALLY IT IS BEST TO BE COOPERATIVE BUT, EXPLAIN THAT YOU WOULD BE GLAD TO TALK TO THEM BUT YOU WANT TO CONSULT WITH A LAWYER FOR... Read more »
On Aug 29. I got a letter from the police department that arrested me saying they have money to be released to me. Can they charge me federally now with same bank? Or is conspiracy or statute up? Or can I still be charged.?? I feel like they are trying to trick me into the police station.
The police called you and said they were holding some money for you, come get it? I smell fish. Hire an attorney, give him a Limited Power of Attorney to acquire your abandoned property, valid for 6 months, and send him to the station to get your money. The worst that could happen is they arrest... Read more »
My husband was sentenced for a 212.5 no weapons no victim he was sentenced to 25 to life with the possibility of parole. He has now served 25 years in prison and I want to see if we can resent him
Penal Code section 1170 (d)(1) provides for resentencing within 120 days of initial sentencing or at any time upon the recommendation of the Board of Prison Terms. In the petition, The court may consider 'postconviction factors, including, but not limited to, the inmate’s disciplinary... Read more »
What would that say to the judge if i went not for him so much as to know whats really going on because he is lying about the whole thing
MUCH MUCH MUCH MORE INFO NEEDED.
I WOULD NOT DISCUSS ON AN OPEN FORUM LIKE THIS.
IF YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, THEN THE DA WOULD BE PROTECTING YOUR RIGHT.
IF HOWEVER YOU DON'T WANT TO TESTIFY I SUGGEST YOU TALK TO A DEFENSE LAWYER FOR GUIDANCE. YOU... Read more »
She was mad because he was taking the car back and put a gun in the trunk and then reported it to the police. So the police got the vehicle information and location and illegally detained me blocked me in and since the vehicle registration was expired they said they were impounded it and used the... Read more »
Proving that you were framed is not always possible, but if it is possible than it takes serious investigation and legal work. You should engage a legal professional, in our opinion, in a serious case like this. If you can not afford an attorney, then you should ask the court to assign a public... Read more »
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