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What are the range of time sentences for non-death penalty first-degree murder convictions in California with no criminal hist.?
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Answered on November 12, 2010
For first degree murder, (without special circumstances):: 25 years to life.
Second degree murder, (without special circumstances)::15 years to...
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With a mandatory 2 year suspension for a second offense and a refusal to test a 2year suspension was invoked by the DMV.
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Answered on November 12, 2010
The DUI law in CA is very complex. There are considerations beyond the facts you have posted. Often, a Lawyer may argue to the court concerning...
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Is it possible to have my probation switched to CA from GA?
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Answered on November 12, 2010
You can certainly transfer your Probation from CA to another state, but it will prove most difficult (let alone impossible) if you haven an open...
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Is it possible to expunge two strikes.
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Answered on November 12, 2010
Unlikely a PD told you a strike would go away.... but.... generally speaking, Strike Offenses are considered more serious offesnes in CA, meaning...
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I have completed the program of prop 36 does my probation end
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Answered on November 12, 2010
Generally no. Typically, a court will want to see that you can not only complete a program and the requirements on time, but you also can stay out...
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Can the police ticket me for parking momentarily in the striped space after I've moved the car to another space?
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Answered on October 20, 2010
At a contested traffic hearing or trial the officer may testify he/she saw you pull up and block the ramp, and then move. Unfortunately for you,...
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What does it take to get my record sealed?
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Answered on October 20, 2010
In California, the process to remove a charge from your criminal record is called expungement, or having your record expunged. If the charge is a...
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Should families of victims be allowed to decide the punishment of those who commit crimes
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Answered on October 20, 2010
I take the "should" in your question as more of a philosophical issue rather than a procedural one in your state. Keep in mind that most States...
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