Can a judge remove a misdeamenor wreckless driver with no injuries/no accident ?

No, a judge cannot just remove a conviction. Your best option would be to file for a petition to dismiss under Penal Code 1203.4 (AKA expungement)....

This is my second DUI I got my first DUI August 21st of 2016 got my license back and got another DUI March 9th 2018

First off, stop making admissions on a public forum like this. Second, hire an attorney asap. Honestly, jail is a real possibility because not only...

My colleagues are correct. A bench warrant was probably issued when you missed your court date. You run the risk of being arrested until you or an...

I have 4 dui i spend 6 months in jail for it i heard when u get the 4th dui u get a felony on ur record how long will it stay ?

The felony and all of the prior misdemeanor DUI convictions will stay on your record forever. You can petition to have the convictions "dismissed"...

What can I expect from first time DUI?

What you can expect would depend heavily on what is in the police report. What was the BAC? What was the reason the officer suspected you of being...

Why would the district attornery wait a year to file charges for a misadeanor ?

It's not uncommon. Sometimes it's because they just didn't get around to it and sometimes it's because they need to gather more evidence. In any...

I have 4 Dui in the state of california how long will the felony stay in my record ?

Unfortunately, it stays on your record forever. You can, however, petition the court for a dismissal (AKA expungement) under Penal Code 1203.4. If...

If u had a warrant in a different County do you still have to go to court even know it's not the county that has the warrant

You or an attorney need to recall the warrant in whatever county there is a warrant in. This means that you or an attorney need to go to the court...

It mean that, for a DUI, you are not eligible for "deferred entry of judgment." For other types of cases, if a person is granted DEJ, they complete...

That is not true. The warrant will stay active until you or an attorney puts the case on the court's calendar and a judge recalls it. What was the...