You are correct, the three year period does not start until your probation has ended and the case is closed.

It is always a good idea to consult with an attorney when you speak to law enforcement. Even as a witness if you say something incriminating it...

If you're set for trial then you definitely had your arraignment. Prosecutors are always looking to resolve cases with plea deals, but they're not...

You should be honest because nothing falls off your record. If you haven't expunged the records they will still be there. Especially if you already...

It’s required for anyone charged with a class B misdemeanor or above to complete a book and release. All it means is they’re going to fingerprint...

Do not plead guilty. If you cannot afford an attorney the court will appoint one for you. An attorney will likely help you get a much better...

You are the victim of a crime and should contact law enforcement.

The short answer is yes. Reasonable suspicion is an extremely low standard. Virtually anything will meet that requirement (short of the officer...

Contact an attorney in each state. It’s unlikely they will arrest you in California for this, but it can still cause problems. Right now would be a...

Yes, you can absolutely be arrested before trial. You can be arrested before formal charges have even been filed. If you think charges may be filed...