Is it legal fora store to keep items you paid for when you get caught shoplifting?

If she can prove she paid for the items then speak to a manager. If they persist, go to small claims court. However, you do not want to make any...

How do I get this case thrown out?

Sounds like very serious charges. Speak to an attorney about the case.

Is there any way I can convert my community service hours into an additional fine?

The court would likely not be inclined to convert volunteer work to a fine. The most common conversions fines to trash pickup or trash pickup to...

I was arrested/cited for Misdemeanor PC 594 in San Diego County. I have one prior criminal conviction for Misdemeanor Dui.

If the incident was in the same county as the prior, then I recommend retaining an attorney. You want to get a grasp of the facts and be proactive...

My boyfriend got a DUI in San Diego, CA (not out of state) This is his first offense but I was wondering what happens now?

It sounds like DUI might be his only charge. There is a host of unintended consequences. It begins with fighting the automatic suspension. You...

Consider yourself lucky. As Mr. Bair stated, a warrant sometimes gets issued but does not get put in the system. If you want to be prudent, go to...

My friend got arrested for selling a stolen item at my house . My friend or I had no idea it was stolen. what do I do not ther.

Do not make any statements. Let an attorney explain your story to the DA and police. The police may or may not have a right to go in, depending...

My felony court case still says “case has not been imaged” arresting officer added a lot of false information on the report.

Coordinate with your lawyer and go over the evidence. They will explain the discovery and evidence terminology. Go over the evidence and...

Simple Battery. A battery is punishable by a fine not exceeding two thousand dollars ($2,000), or by imprisonment in a county jail not exceeding...

Can new video evidence be used to get someone back in court?

Depends. There is a lot more info needed. Speak to an appellate attorney.