Search Warrant in California, does it need and actual signature from a Judge?
Unfortunately, the answer is yes and no. The warrant must be lawfully authorized by a judge, which is usually (but not always) done by way of...
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Unfortunately, the answer is yes and no. The warrant must be lawfully authorized by a judge, which is usually (but not always) done by way of...
That's impossible to predict. It depends on his offense and the jail population, the latter of which changes from day to day. You should plan on...
Well, a two-striker always faces the possibility of life imprisonment. While the three strikes law has recently changed to make life sentences...
Well, he'll do 85% of his 16mo sentence. About 13 more months or so. Keep in mind that his release date is calculated by CDCR, and his good time...
Don't be scared. Pay the fine. If you don't, your license will be suspended and you face the possibility of citation and/or arrest if you're...
You should call an attorney to discuss this. That way they can look at what you're looking at and advise appropriately.
This is your third question about your case that you've posted in an hour or two. You're obviously (and understandably) concerned about he...
Nothing, legally speaking. Perhaps if you describe where you're seeing this code I could explain what it means. The best place to get information...
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No.
Seriously. Call an attorney.