San Diego, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at San Diego, CA
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Generally on misdemeanor offenses, it is within the sound discretion of the court to grant probation and not impose any custody time. The court can...
You will not be able to "drop" the charges against your husband, as the prosecution has the right and ability to proceed even without your...
You may be able to marry him even if he is in custody. However, marrying your boyfriend make not stop his deportation, especially if he was...
Yes, the prosecution can dismiss your case because a witness has failed to appear at the start of the trial. The prosecutors will do this to stop...
As you know, a few of the typical conditions of probation in a case like your father's include not using a computer to access the internet and not...
Typically, once you have completed about half the period of probation, you can file a motion to terminate probation early under Penal Code section...
The Compensation Program is meant to provide reimbursement to victims for costs which are not covered by other sources (i.e. insurance, Medi-Care,...
Since this question seems to involve an employment/labor matter, I have moved it out of the Federal Crimes section. Be sure to speak with your...
The short answer to your question is "yes." A juvenile can only be tried as an adult if he is of a certain age (generally 16, but occasionally 14)...
You certainly want to consult with a few attorneys about this matter. The juvenile justice system is meant to protect children, and the officers...