You may not have the right to review it or challenge it, but you can ask your probation officer to see the report. Good luck to you.

If I am on probation in California can Wyomi charge me with a violation probation in there state ?

The answer would depend upon Wyoming law. Speak to an experienced criminal defense attorney in Wyoming to discuss the case and whether such a...

In the state of CA, Can you petition the Governor for pardon or recommendation for re-sentencing as to good behavior?

If the person at interest is still in custody, he or she is not eligible to even apply for a pardon, assuming the offense is eligible. ...

Should I plead guilty or not to underage consumption?

You should first and foremost retain an experienced criminal defense attorney who regularly appears in the courthouse at issue for you. To answer...

Expungement only applies if there was a conviction and you were not convicted. When you were released, were you asked to sign a promise to appear...

How long will my friend be in jail for too many unpaid tickets?

If all the tickets are for infractions, then the answer is zero days. One cannot be sentenced to jail time for unpaid tickets that are infractions...

Will admitting to pushing your victim be good enough to be judged as a crime involving mortal turpitude?

It may be a problem, especially if the victim was a spouse or someone in your family, or your fiancé. Speak with an experienced immigration...

Can I get a felony terriost threat charge expunged from my records?

No because you were sentenced to state prison and the sentence was imposed. Your only remedy to having this conviction taken off your record is to...

What is the money penalty for 4462.5 traffic ticket for using wrong tabs for car registration?

Fines vary by county so pose your question to an experienced traffic ticket attorney in the county where the court is for you. Bring you proper...

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Can you get out free from a bench warrant you’ve had since you were under 18?

Not necessarily. It means he needs to get into court (juvenile court most likely) to see the judge. He would be wise to retain an attorney, as it...