Can I apply for an expungement the same day my probation is being dissmissed?

You are statutorily eligible for expungment (Pen. Code section 1203.4 relief) the same day your probation terminates. But the prosecution is...

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Can you file a new Habeas Corpus petition after the appeal is final if you already had filed one before the decision?

A writ of habeas corpus (assuming you are filing it in the in the same appellate court as the appeal) serves a different purpose than an appeal. ...

Does a person needs to be in custody for the DA to file charges?

No, a person does not need to be in custody or even e arrested to have charges filed. If a police report was taken, that will be submitted to the...

My sister is using my name for her traffic tickets

You say your sister is using your name, yet her name is on the docket. So, she is being prosecuted under her true name. Your name may be listed...

Can restitution be negotiated?

Absolutely, it's negotiable. A judge will just want to make sure that the victim is satisfied. If the victim strikes an agreement with you, then...

If you are charge for having a conceal weapon and it was register to you, do you have to accept the plea bargain?

For his question is whether he has to accept a plea bargain. No one ever is forced to accept a plea bargain, and if you are so forced it would be...

What to do about theft under 50$

It sounds like the police submitted the matter to the prosecuting agency and that charges have been filed. You don't have to be arrested for...

What is the minimum charge for second degree robbery and possession of a firearm?

He's looking at a lot of time. Robbery of this sort carries a range of 2, 3 or 5 years. The gun allegation carries an additional 10 years. Then...

Can I terminate my probation early if I still have probation (just probation) fines due?

First of all, you may not owe all of those probation charges if you already got your matter reduced to summary probation. Typically, they assess...

Is it worth taking my case to trial or will i lose?

If you are simply being charged with violating your probation and not with a new case, then the trial you get is a court trial, not a jury trial....