Plaintiff pro se In Federal Court, Central District - Court set date for Initial Disclosures to be served on opposing parties.
This isn't a federal crime question. File in a civil forum to get answers.
Glendale, CA
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This isn't a federal crime question. File in a civil forum to get answers.
DAhas until the statute of limitations to file charges. It's not unusual for them not to have filed prior to your first court date.
CA will add points for moving violations.
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Infraction is not a felony of course. However, in CA employment is "at will," meaning you can quit at any time for any reason without consequence,...
There is not enough information here to answer properly. Depends on what he was on probation for, if he has priors etc.
Of course. Especially in long beach. Some of the least forgiving judges in the state are in long beach. Get a lawyer ASAP.
I believe this is just the number of the form used to track your conviction.
Tis means a judge signed an order for him to be brought somewhere else to appear. He may have another case somewhere else, or a warrant.
You going to want to list this in the civil law section, since you are asking about sueing, not really about criminal law.
He wll be given the appropriate credit for good time work time by the prison. Whether he gets half time or 85% depends on whether his offense date...