What does my brother need to do, now that proposition 57 passed, to apply for parole?
Proposition 57 does not set forth a procedure for requesting a parole hearing for qualified individuals. As Mr. Marshall stated in his answer, the...
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Proposition 57 does not set forth a procedure for requesting a parole hearing for qualified individuals. As Mr. Marshall stated in his answer, the...
You can leave the country, but when you return to the U.S., you are likely to be detained again.
If one does not pay the ticket, or win in court on this, the DMV will be notified and they'll put a hold on the person's license, which means it...
Go to police station and explain what has happened to you. They may refer the matter to a cyber-crimes bureau. Be sure to bring documentation. ...
It may, but apply if you are interested and be sure to disclose it.
First have the bench warrants recalled, which means you'll have to appear in court on each. Then you'll have to request relief under Prop 47.
It is impossible to answer this question without looking at the documents to which you refer. Have an experienced criminal defense attorney look...
Speak to the executor of the trust, who may very well be an attorney. Talk again with the family member about who is in charge of the trust. Good...
According to your mom, the answer is maybe. Talk to her and find out what you need to do. You may need to go back to the DMV and ask again.
If you are alluding to Prop 57 or the old Prop 36 (the Three Strikes Reform Act), he may be eligible for parole. However, he must request such...