I paid my citation, do I still have to appear in court?
No. Your case will be called as a "bail forfeiture" where the "bail" will just be applied to the fine (it's deliberately set to the same amount...
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No. Your case will be called as a "bail forfeiture" where the "bail" will just be applied to the fine (it's deliberately set to the same amount...
Yes. Se Meyer v. Superior Court (1966) 247 Cal. App.2d 133. I recently did a 17(b) for a 1968 case that was dismissed pursuant to 1203.4 way...
It's not a fine, it's a civil demand. Anyone can say "hey, you owe me money" but getting a civil judgement costs more than they can hope to...
Changed the practice area for you to hopefully get more pertinent answers to your question about civil procedures. If she has sued you civilly and...
Should be just 7 days. 30 - (2 X 8) / 2 = 7
Jail is possible, but pretty unlikely in your scenario. They might just end up being infractions and costing you some heavy fine money. You can...
California's "expungement" is a dismissal pursuant to PC 1203.4. The case is "dismissed" but no records are actually deleted. A dismissed...
Go with a public defender or, if you can afford it, a private attorney. You want to be represented. Your PD, if appointed, will know the process,...
San Diego County has a warrant check feature online (LA does not). http://apps.sdsheriff.net/warrant/waar.aspx To be safe, you can call an...
The judge will not hear you out. You need an attorney. There are serious charges here, and though you have a good defense of not knowing, you're...