If charge is reduced from hs 11379 to 11350, does immigration care?

You should consult an immigration attorney. That said, we have represented a number of individuals with Diversionary sentences who are having...

How long does a misdemeanor stay on someone's record

Concur. Forever. The conviction can be expunged which means the person does not have to report the conviction for most purposes but it doesnt go away.

Should we hire a different DUI refusal attorney?, and can we get any of our money back if the case is not complete?

It is not uncommon for law enforcement to fail to advise a person of their right to a choice of tests, and later lie on the police report about it....

Second DUI - CAB levels read . 14 at 3 : 38 a . m . and . 15 at 3 : 41 a . m .

I would be less concerned with the possible enhancement than I would about the 2nd DUI. If this is an LA County case and you are not on probation,...

First and foremost I agree that you cannot be convicted of conspiracy and hope to later be eligible for a misdemeanor. You need to find a way to...

Driving from US into Canada with a warrant.

Forget Canada. You aint gettin in.

Definitely. What happens is the Prosecuting Agency files the case and automatically issues a warrant. Some times law enforcement pick it up and try...

If someone is convicted 20 days in L.A County Jail twin towers, will this person do all 20 or less time for DUI?

Much less. The decision when to release is up to the Sheriff and based on present overcrowding. Any more than a couple days would be surprising.

Should my boyfriend accept a plea agreement of 5 years felony probation, as well as plead guilty to 4 counts including 2 strikes

No responsible attorney will answer this question for you here. If you need a second opinion call some attorneys and see if they will speak with...

Waived time, but can the prosecution really take this long to provide discovery?

Thats something you should raise with the PD. It would be inappropriate to use this board to tell someone how they should handle their case when...