Who will be making the final determination regarding if a inmate is eligible for prop57? will it be the courts or the Parole

Neither the judge nor the parole board - it will be the CDCR.

Is the new proposition 57 going to affect inmates with 85% ?

He will not be eligible for early consideration for parole as a person serving at the 85% minimum level, as Prop 57 only applies to non-violent...

Can I pay for my original fine if I do not finish my community service hours in time?

Most likely you can, but you first better get back to court ASAP and have the warrant recalled. Then make your request to convert the balance of...

Is there a way to avoid traffic school and still have a traffic infraction not applied to my driving record?

You can win at trial. Retain an experienced traffic ticket attorney who regularly appears in the courthouse at issue for you.

If you take a plea bargain can you amend it and go to trial still

No, you can't. Either you live with it or you ask the judge to withdraw the plea. Be careful in withdrawing the plea, however, as there are...

How long does one have to sue an attorney for misrepresenting them in a criminal case

One year, however, you will have a very tough time suing him unless you can prove you actually were factually innocent of the charges to begin...

Well, it matters what you define as dating. Any type of sexual contact can land him in jail or prison. If you really like him, help him. Wait...

Hi, in Virginia I had a Domestic Violence Case deferred then dismissed after completing anger management classes. I am trying to

You case was dismissed under Virginia law, not California law, so disclose it was dismissed. Explain the charge was for domestic violence and you...

Can I visit my long-term boyfriend in prison?

You can visit him. You may need to show one or more birth certificates showing your relationship to him, but speak to the ombudsman at Delano...

Does a criminal protection order disappear when probation is complete?

She may be correct, if she completed the two years, three years or more of probation that the judge sentenced her to. You may be smart to verify...