What will happen at juvenile court with 17 year old son? Will they drug test him? Will they make him pay a fine?

CA Health & Safety Code section 11357(d) states that a person under 18 who possesses under 28.5 grams of MJ in school grounds when open is guilty...

What can I do to avoid going into jail?

You should hire an attorney right away. Certain felony charges, including felony evasion subject you to prison time. An experienced criminal...

Can I go to jail for missing court?

Yes. If you miss a court date, a Judge can issue a bench warrant for your arrest. You should contact an attorney right away who can reach out to...

MVARS stands for Mobile Video Audio Recording System. Yes, you can fight your traffic ticket. Sounds like you will want to request a copy of the...

If i was give a date to turn myself and i need longer what do i do or who do i talk to about it

It sounds as though you were sentenced and allowed to turn yourself in to serve your time at a later date. It you are now unable to turn yourself...

I recently was sentenced for residential burgulary charge and agreed to a cruise waiver how long does the cruise waiver last

As previously stated, the Cruise Waiver lasts until you are sentenced. By agreeing to the Cruise Waiver, you agreed that if you fail to show up for...

If I enter a store I'm banned from can I get arrested?

Even if you pay for your items, you can be arrested for violating the terms of your probation by trespassing.

A DUI (even a first time) carries heavy fines, DMV consequences, and sometimes even jail time. You should definitely consult an attorney before...

If your blood test comes back under the legal limit can the court require you to wear an ankle bracelet to monitor consumption?

Yes, the Judge can order an alcohol detection monitor (SCRAM) as a condition of release or as part of a negotiated disposition. In your son's...

Will I be charged for shoplifting?

This is typical practice by a store who catches someone shoplifting. It does not mean that you will not be fined or criminally charged. Typically...