On probation in CA for over 2 years, living and work, 1 day i get pulled over for minor traffic violation, find out got warrant

I don't think there is any way to escape the violation of probation here in San Bernardino. If you want to clear it up you will have to come back...

If I have charges that are 11364.1 and 11377(a)? Would I be charged with a felony or misdemeanor?

The 11377(a) will probably be filed as a felony then negotiated down. This seems to be standard operating procedure anymore.

Is it possible to request an alternative to the sort of community service I was sentenced, due to health reasons?

I have always found that the best way to modify anything while on probation is to ask the judge. CalTrans may help but I seriously doubt it.

Hello I have been charged with Ca PC 484-488(a) Petty Theft: I am pro per, the DA has doctored evidence and had no proof

You are way over your head. You have trial coming up and you have no idea on how to prepare for it or navigate yourself through it. It is very...

Indio, CA criminal court: 1--diversion works ? ; 2--but if you do not have the $275 cost? 3-Any other solution?

Get the money. Diversion is worth it. The other solution is s straight conviction with a plea deal or trial.

In charge of minor petty theft of less than $30 where there was a business dispute about prior credit:

In order to properly reap the benefits of a civil compromise the DA and the court have to join in. However, it doesn't hurt and in fact may result...

I'm a professional. What is the best plea/conviction or outcome for petty theft charge?

If, in fact, the DA files then obviously the best result would be a dismissal or acquittal. However, the more likely scenario is diversion wherein...

I received a letter

First, stop talking to people who want to see you convicted of a crime (police etc...). It seems someone has taken your identity. The problem is,...

Had my record clean until this mistake a made a received a ticket for pitty theft do i need to see judge or can i pay the ticke

You have in your hand a promise to appear. It is probably a misdemeanor which means you are looking at possible jail time. Consult a lawyer.

It could be that you were detained, at least in part, due to the bench warrant associated with your failure to pay the fine in the older case. Or,...