Did i really fail to yield?
If the officer was making a U-turn and he was in the intersection first, as it sounds, he "owned" the intersection and you needed to yield until he...
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If the officer was making a U-turn and he was in the intersection first, as it sounds, he "owned" the intersection and you needed to yield until he...
This question has been asked more than once already. One of the terms of Prop 36 is to obey all laws. He did not. He therefore has violated the...
Under Helmandollar, if your case in court was resolved by way of a acquittal, you can petition the DMV to appeal your suspension, which would not...
Interesting question. A family law attorney can probably give you a better answer than a criminal defense attorney, who this question is posed to....
The answer is probably not. A very important term of Prop 36 is that he obey all laws. As courts like to say, Prop 36 is a privilege, not a...
Yes, quite possibly. I would like to see the "Warrant notice" you describe to read it and confirm what your question suggests.
The answer is no for two reasons. First, you do not have standing to appeal. He is the one in prison, not you. Your rights were not violated. ...
The questions and issues raised here are best handled by you meeting with an attorney in person. A message board format is not the way to get the...
Your next step should be to go to the police station and ask to report a crime - not against the police, but against the boyfriend. Be careful...
"Two years with half" means you will serve a maximum of one year if you behave while in custody and you make yourself available for work while in...