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John M. Kaman
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An infraction will not show upon your criminal record. To see your criminal...
Michael Douglas Shafer
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Counsel is correct. Again.
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Pamela Koslyn
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You need to re-register the car, and you were supposed to do it within 20 days...
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Antonio Arturo Cota
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Before making any other statements about your guilt or innocence, you should...
Joshua Gramling Stein
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In your situation with such a high BAC, two factors would seem to be key about...
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Joseph Briscoe Dane
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I believe you posted your situation once before. File a report with the...
John M. Kaman
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You file a report with the police and the DA decides whether or not to...
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Joseph Briscoe Dane
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I read your question with a slightly different take on it than Mr. Kaman does....
John M. Kaman
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Your question is a bit confusing. You have no right to anyone else's medical...
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Richard Wagner
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California Penal Code Section 484 says: (a) Every person who shall...
John Lawrence Buckley
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Given the scenario that you describe, I doubt that you will be able to convince...
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Matthew Edward Williamson
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I agree with Attorney Kaman and would add that many times the officer takes...
John M. Kaman
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There may not be a plice report and the evidence will consist of the cops...
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John M. Kaman
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Probably not since no conviction was involved. The record could have been...
Niranjan Fred Thiagarajah
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Contributor Level 5

The FBI's background check will most likely consist of reviewing DOJ records...
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Amy Treanor Morell
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Contributor Level 6

If you are under 21, your license could be suspended. You should fight the...
Matthew Edward Williamson
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Contributor Level 7

Since you are over 21, then you won't get a suspended license. You could...
Robert Lee Marshall
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If you plead guilty to a domestic violence offense, it may be too late for an...
Matthew Edward Williamson
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I agree with Attorney Marshall's answer - talk to a criminal attorney that is...
Moises Aguilar
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There's nothing about being a public defender that makes you "less" of an...
Douglas Holbrook
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The facts themselves are more critical than the agency who handles it. Granted,...
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John M. Kaman
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Contributor Level 10

Listen to some practical, not legal advice. If you live and work in Berkeley...
Scot Andrew Candell
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I'm not really following you. If you pled to an 11357(b) for a $100 fine, you...
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Francisco J Rodriguez
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If the case was dismissed there is no conviction, so no there should not be a...
Joshua Gramling Stein
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It's not clear what happened from your question. If you were convicted and...
John M. Kaman
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You could still be sued civilly because the standard of proof is lower in civil...
Carlos Gonzalez
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Generally, a finding in a criminal court of not guilty does not relieve an...
Robert Lee Marshall
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Oops! Typo. The second sentence should read: "A person convicted of this...
Robert Lee Marshall
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Second degree robbery is a felony, with a potential prison term of two, three...
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John M. Kaman
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If you have no credentials how are the police going to distinguish citizen...
Kim C. Wollenberg Burgess
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You need to go to court. You can get the citation signed off by any officer...
Edward Jerome Blum
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If you waived custody time, then it is gone. If you waived time in relation to...
Joseph Briscoe Dane
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If you were in custody and agreed to waive time to continue your case, you...
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Kim C. Wollenberg Burgess
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Unfortunately I cannot tell you why the light flashed. I have seen this happen...
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