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Ask your lawyer to file a Penal Code sec. 1203.4a motion. You must pay a $60 filing fee, and the judgment has to have been pronounced at least a...
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Ask your lawyer to file a Penal Code sec. 1203.4a motion. You must pay a $60 filing fee, and the judgment has to have been pronounced at least a...
This is possible, if your lawyer runs a Penal Code sec. 1203.4 motion and asks for the charge to be reduced, and then dismissed/expunged. You need...
Conviction of a DV (domestic violence) offense makes you potentially deportable. You have already talked to a lawyer, and toldl him (I'm guessing,...
If you're guilty of a misdemeanor, a year after sentence was pronounced, you can ask your lawyer to file a Penal Code sec. 1203.4a. This is the...
1. They don't, because you handed over the computer. This is going to go down on their report as a "consent search." If you hadn't handed it...
A first-time DUI doesn't usually REQUIRE jail time, except in a few select, detestable counties such as Ventura. So, yes, if the judge is going to...
The statute has run on this. Also, for what it's worth, I can't imagine any federal law enforcement agency getting interested in a 15 year-old...
Yes, there is. And there is a chance you can be processed as an ADULT and not charged with a felony.
Yes, but it's not very likely. At some point, your real birthdate is likely to pop out of the system. If your juvenile hearing comes up and this...
The BH court MIGHT knock that down to an infraction. But it's always better to have representation. A 647(f) is still a misdemeanor, and it goes...