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Be polite and courteous with police. Don't give any reason to escalate the situation. Don't complain about the stop or arrest or argue with the police. Stay calm; control your emotions. Stay in... more
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Determine if You Qualify. The following items will disqualify you - The physical inability to handle a firearm safely, or failing to show you can handle one properly. - A felony conviction - An... more
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If you are convicted of a crime against another person, you have the right to have a hearing to determine how much restitution is owed to the victim. At that hearing, there needs to be a showing in... more
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CA Probation: Formal or Informal?. To understand how probation works in CA you must understand the difference between formal and informal probation (court probation). Formal probation requires that... more
Written by attorney Grant Scheiner, over 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
Remain calm, be polite.. Police won't usually break down the door of your home unless they believe you have a weapon or they think you might be hiding and refusing to answer the door. If a police... more
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Many of the legal consequences of a DUI conviction are well known: Jail, fines, suspension and the revocation of driving privileges. But DUI is an iceberg, and its vast bulk lies hidden from view.... more
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