Best case is your counsel can negotiate the misdemeanor to an infraction. Worst is probably 3 years probation with court costs etc and classes. Either way, speak to counsel.
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Can it be dismissed? Yes. Whether it is dismissed is up to the DA.
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If you are in Victorville, I am guessing it was one of two legitimate reasons. The first Court had a long prelim calendar or your prelim was estimated to take up too much of the first court's time. I cannot conjecture past those scenarios. Ask your attorney why the musical chairs?
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3X denied does not bode well. However, speak to local counsel about using a PI for the victim's recant of testimony. It appears to be the only avenue of recourse.
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Anti theft classes and a deferred entry of judgement with a dismissal is what a decent attorney could get you.
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Penalty assessments can really jack up the price.
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Whether you are in Central Santa Ana, South Court or Westminster, merely go to the criminal clerk and say you want to do a walk-in. It may take a bit to pull your file. Best to have counsel with you.
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Talk to your locally famous attorney. Yee Gods! That is why you hired him.
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Yes, but I would confirm the immigration issue with an immigration attorney.
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Finish your probation, then apply.
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