That is generally something that is at the discretion of the California Department of Corrections. He may be experiencing COVID-related delays.

You *might* be able to use some of the facts you are describing at a suppression hearing to have particular items of evidence thrown out, but none...

Bondsmen are not sworn law enforcement officers. They operate based not the contract you have with them. If they are looking for you, that probably...

Agreeing with the other answers, it completely depends on the specific charges that are filed against him or why he was arrested.

"Comparable" could end up ultimately being a question for a jury to decide rather than a clear yes/no answer. It sounds like you might have a case...

Perhaps try reaching out to the California Innocence Project: https://californiainnocenceproject.org

This is a question many people have, and most phrase it the way you are. "Can" you use self-defense? Maybe. The law generally allows individuals...

You might want to take lots of pictures of what happened and then speak to an attorney.

It would depend on what the trust instrument says money can be used for, but it sounds like you may have a case for breach of the trustees'...

Technically you cannot be charged with a crime civilly. You could be sued for something that is also a crime. Not sure what you mean by a legal...