How can my brother get his gun enhancement dropped per prop 57?

CA Prop 57 does not allow for "dropping" of gun enhancements. Rather, Prop 57 allows for prisoners convicted of non-violent felonies to be...

Even if you are caught stealing on multiple, different, occasions, the prosecution cannot aggregate the amount stolen in order to get to felony...

My man is incarcerated and wanted his paperwork psi, basically stating what his codefendents said in court is this public docum

Your boyfriend should speak with an attorney if he is currently facing charges. Depending on the circumstances of the case and the statements that...

I was charged with VC12500(a) as a infraction. If I go to trial can it be charged as a Misdemanor instead of a infraction ?

VC 12500 can be charged as either an infraction or a misdemeanor. It is unlikely to now be charged as a misdemeanor since it has already been...

Generally speaking, the DA must inform defense of all witnesses they intend to call at trial (PC 1054). You should really speak with your attorney...

How can find a habeas corpus lawyer in California for my son

Not all criminal defense attorneys do post-conviction work (which is what you're looking for for your son). Post-conviction work includes not only...

What can we do to get my brother out?

Your brother may have a post-conviction avenue that could afford him some relief, but no attorney would ever be able to analyze that without...

Can I find out if there's a warrant for my arrest?

I agree with counsel that you should refrain from making any statements about your actions, especially publicly on the internet. To answer you...

CA Vehicle Code section 23152(b) makes it unlawful to drive with a .08% blood alcohol level or higher. VC 23152(a) makes it unlawful to drive under...

I got a warrant for not appearing in court for a driving with a suspended license and a warrant for not going to court.wut do i

You need to go to court. You can go yourself and put yourself on calendar to address the warrants (not the best idea), or you can hire an attorney...