Can i go to jail? what do I do?

Obviously you need to get represented. Lawyers can sometimes work wonders, so it will be well worth it to you. Make sure you make no statements...

They are both better than the dui. Speed exhibition is better than reckless driving which is defined as "driving in willful disregard for the...

Fingerprinting will show the arrest if the requester has access to a law enforcement database (e.g. government agency). The time lime to file a...

What would happen after this ?

Guessing the citation says you violated VC sec 16029 (no insurance) and 12500 (no license---14601 if suspended). If I represented you, I'd want...

I was arrested for assault here in Los Angeles but I live in Manhattan New York

If you were arrested, you were likely cited out with a return to court date in the near future. Retaining an attorney is the easiest way to do it....

Looking for a criminal defense lawyer to file a 17b / 1203.4 motion on two separate cases

Definitely worth the effort -- so make the motions. Note that the judge ruling on the earlier case will see the later 487 and could decide that...

What are the steps taken when your landlord accuses you of stealing her jewelry then files a police report?

Make no statements to anyone and get represented ASAP.

With proper legal representation does this sound like a case I will win? Is this even legal? If so what happened to my right?

You've got to fight the hell out of this one. Take a polygraph, retain a defense print expert, figure out where you were when this allegedly...

Can the prosecutor forget to list booking on terms of plea deal? And can it be amended by the judge in the future.

Sometimes, the booking gets forgotten. If so, don't remind them. If they skip it when the case is resolved, they generally will not revisit it.

What is the average cost of doing something like this with a lawyer? Can a lawyer from out of the area represent me?

Fees will generally be lower for a writ if the lawyer is relatively local. For example, Siskiyou county is a long way from LA and writ proceedings...