Most of the time, the first time penalty is a fine. Jail is possible, but VERY unlikely!
Good Luck!
I need a lawyer who will take my case on contingency. My neighbor abducted my cat who played on his property. He then abandoned it in a middle of nowhere town and later erected a "No Trespassing" sign on his property. When cat went missing he refused to allow me access to a warehouse on... Read more »
You should contact your local county or state bar and ask for an attorney referral.
For example, let's say the person robbed but the statute of limitation runs out on the crime. This person is off the hook for legal action but does that mean the person can keep the money they get from the crime? Now, I know if the person can prove the money didn't come from the crime... Read more »
more info would be helpful............however, remember this is an open forum and police etc can read it and use what you say against you.
make an appointment with a local lawyer now. We can't repeat anything we are told in our legal capacity.
Should the stipulated order be agreed with or should it be rejected? And what are the outcomes for either
more info needed.
did you have a lawyer? ask him/her
however, a stipulated order means that all sides have agreed upon it.
well they had a family meetinmg they didnt want me to know about he told a sister under me to carry out all the eveil things they all agreeed on they abandoned me she went on the bribe all my friends she bribed my two daughters they stole my identity it took me over a year just two get my dvr... Read more »
more info would be helpful but i don't handle this type of case.
type up an easy to read summary and then call lawyers in your area.
the way you describe it I think many lawyers would be scared off.....
Is there anyway to find a list of lawyers willing to do pro bono work? in some states in the US lawyers have to do a certain amount of pro bono work however that doesnt seem to be an thing in california, I need a lawyer near sacramento and the person whom im looking for cant afford much
Public defenders are by far the best pro bono defense attorneys. However, local bar associations sometimes have pro bono lists.
So I have a friend whom met someone on an app he pretended to be female, once he learned her name and city he found where she lived and went to her home and threatened her and her son, she did what she could to keep them both safe then once she felt she was safe as was her son she reported him to... Read more »
Booking can take hours. She is where the "crimes" occurred. Call a local attorney.
I purchased my car on sept and went to go register it but i couldnt because i needed smog. On 9/22 They had given me a 1 day moving permit to allow me to move my car. On 11/19 i had left my house and i get a call from my sis in law telling me the police are looking at my car and my lil brother went... Read more »
more info needed.
why did the police go to your home?
what did they say was the issue?
the tow truck driver has no choice if the police tell him/her to tow it.
don't let the car sit as the daily storage fees will kill you.
They were in separate beds but literally just inches apart. My kid woke up in the middle of the night and i reviewed the camera that is in there room and thats when i saw what she was doing. And what most likely woke up my kid. I think she was on the phone when she was doing that. It disturbs me... Read more »
It is probably a misdemeanor sex offense. If you want the relative arrest and put in jail, then call the police. If not, tell her to knock it off!
I was involved in a domestic violence/sexual assault incident with someone whom was once close to me. I wrote to him "If you do not pay me back, I will have you arrested". I did not know of extortion, so I didn't know it would be an issue until the detective on my case brought it up.... Read more »
You committed extortion when you threatened to call the police if you were not paid. That does not change whether you have a meritorious and valuable legal claim for the wrongdoing that was being done. It just gives the "victim" of the extortion the right to file a lawsuit against you,... Read more »
She is 19 and the boy is 15
more info needed.
does law enforcement or any county agency know about it.
has she been contacted?
when they ask for the father that may be an issue
It is unethical for a lawyer to switch sides from one to the other on the same case. In California, is actually crime. Ask your current defense attorney to have the entire prosecutor's office kicked off of the case.
1-current gand jury is unconstitutional. FBI goes to grand jury to get a sure conviction. Fbi on same day brings case to Judge and gets warrant. Arrest you and lie and say your arraignment is your due process. I think this is a clear violation of due process along with the violation one goes... Read more »
Some misconceptions:
1. Grand juries are not unconstitutional.
2. The FBI does not go to the grand jury, that is the prosecutor's job.
3. Arraignment is one of the pieces of your "due process", which continues through your trial, conviction and appeal.... Read more »
Never give up the property until you get paid. You are not B of A, you don't finance loans to people for cars or anything else. Lending on cars with liens on them is a specialized field because repossession is often a problem and they have the associates that handle that, do you? Demand... Read more »
is expired ( NOT suspended ). and your NOT on parole or probation.. and handed him a valid CA identification card??
This is such a fact specific question that it cannot be answered on an online forum. You should consult with an experience criminal defense attorney.
But, for general information, here is a primer.
https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/car-searches-following-police-stop.html
If they are committing fraud what can i do to stop them - Have evidence, and their viewers are mostly younger
email Youtube few week & no response
Why not try to report the fraud to Youtube first.
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2801973?hl=en
he was arrested and charges felon in pos of firearm pc25850(a)m and pc 29800(A)(1 f) and then the hs 11378 F for pos controlled substance for sale. he seems to think he is done for looking at 10+ years he has no prior gun charges what are we looking at here? how much time can he get
more info needed.
his private or public defender attorney is the best person to ask.
s/he has all the information in front of them and you don/t
with the grand jury now being a grand facade, then the feds arrest you without warning, this is tyranny at the hands of government. 10th amendment protects against goverment running roughshod over the states and citizens. How is that they feds are doing just what the constitution was written to... Read more »
MUCH MORE INFO NEEDED.
THEY SAY A GRAND JURY WOULD PURSUE A HAM SANDWICH
i would contact the police that arrested him and ask them what do they need to release them from property........maybe show them registration/insurance for the car?
if not maybe inquire from the jail what do you have to do for release?
or find out when he is being released and obtain them then.
more info needed.
was it your car that was stolen? if show go in with registration/insurance info etc
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