Santa Ana Criminal Defense Attorney.
Some courts in LA have stopped attempting to collect on the violation.
180 days at 1/2 time = 90 actual minus 32 days credit for time served = 58 days remaining assuming he doesn't get an early release.
He has filed a claim with the government claims board and it was denied? This must be done prior to filing a lawsuit if you intend to sue the county. I believe the statute of limitations is 6 months and a day. Contact a personal injury attorney ASAP.
Agreed. When probation is terminated, the court loses jurisdiction over you. You cannot be violated.
I agree with the above. It sounds like he committed a first degree residential burglary, which is a strike. The length of detention depends on the plea bargain deal or judge's sentence.
The conviction is likely to appear on your DMV report despite your PC 1203.4 dismissal.
The jury might hear your statements with the caveat you were on medication for ADHD. Your ADHD and medication is relevant to the weight and/or interpretation of the statements, not their admissibility.
The aggravated term is 5 years. There are other additional special allegations that can operate as enhancements. Use of a firearm in the commission of the robbery is an example.
A dismissal pursuant to PC1210, aka Prop 36, would not prevent someone from owning a firearm assuming they are otherwise lawfully entitled to own said firearm. Even without any criminal history, it may be illegal to own tear gas/taser guns etc. I would consult an attorney prior to purchase.
