Los Angeles, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, White Collar Crime ... +2 more
Hard to tell without knowing your charges. The basic statute for felonies (Penal Code Sec. 801) is three years. It's six years if the offense is...
Get a lawyer, either an SJA or a civvy who's well-versed in the UCMJ. The Marines don't like drugs, and you could be looking at a discharge with a...
No, they're not allowed to make you remove a t-shirt because it offends them personally. On the other hand, they're pretty sure you're not going...
He could argue that the sign is poorly-positioned, partially obscured by an untrimmed-tree, difficult to see under nighttime conditions, etc. He...
If you were convicted as a minor (that is, in juvenile court, not just in superior court WHEN you were a minor), that record should remain...
Victims don't "press charges" in Los Angeles County; the DA's Office does. The only way a victim can "drop charges" is to make him- or herself...
I'm afraid you'll have to be more specific. What were you arrested for? What court are you in? Do you have a criminal record, and have you ever...
Certainly.
Domestic violence cases are NEVER dismissed without a trial or plea. No police officer or deputy DA wants to be the person who signed off on a DV...
He PROBABLY won't be taken into custody. The judge will probably trail his probation case behind the new matter. That is, whether he beats the...
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