Stop and Identify Law for California?
You can refuse to give your name, but you'll probably be arrested for resisting a police officer (Penal Code section 148(a), a misdemeanor). If...
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You can refuse to give your name, but you'll probably be arrested for resisting a police officer (Penal Code section 148(a), a misdemeanor). If...
Your question makes sense. Can they charge you with possession of nitrous oxide (laughing gas)? Yes, the officer observed you with it. It might...
Can Mr. Tenan sue you? Well, he cannot. It would be the retail company here in California, but the answer is yes. One can also sue a tree, a...
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You can present exculpatory and new evidence in a habeas. There is no time limit. The defendant must be in custody or on probation, however.
Mr. Ashouri is correct (there is nothing to appeal yet - no rulings). Without knowing more facts, the very best advice is to first and foremost...
If you agreed to pay the amount, this is a civil litigation issue and a breach of contract case. It is not related to a criminal action. (The...
First degree burglary is a strike offense and carries with it a max sentence of six years in state prison (this means he'll serve a minimum of 85%...
Yes, it is possible. I think you need some mitigating facts and an attorney who really invests in you and is passionate about your case. Your...
I'm not sure what you mean by "brought up." Can it be considered in plea negotiations? Yes. Can a jury hear about it? Yes.
Mr. Visco is correct. PC459, if charged as a felony, very often involves enhancements, i.e. use of a gun, an act in furtherance of gang activity,...