It's hard to say the exact fine, but it will certainly be a few hundred dollars. More importantly, you have to be careful about the points because...

Penal Code Section 12031(a) is possession of a loaded firearm in a public place. Penal Code Section 12025(a) is possession of a concealed...

What should i expect when i go to court?what else besides paying the fine could I do to get my license off suspension?

You would best be served by hiring a criminal defense lawyer to help you, especially since you live in another state. As for what you can expect to...

Would my sister actually serve half time for a sentence of 365 days in Jail and 5 years of probation?

In response to your actual question, whether she is eligible for half time or for SWAP is ultimately determined by the facts of her case. These...

If you are charged with unlawful sex with a minor and plea to 1 year in jail, is it possible to get house arrest? 1st offense

In general, serving time on house arrest and other orders that are part of a plea bargain and/or sentence are almost always negotiated before the...

What are the consequences of a MIP within months of a DUI charge?

Given the fact that your "friends" Under 21 DUI charge in is Illinois, it is unlikely that the minor in possession charge in California will have a...

Pleading guilty to commercial burglary, first defense will serve how much time ?

Your boyfriend's exposure could include anything from 3 years in prison to probation depending on the facts of his case. The fact that he...

What are some suggestions to get a dismissal for a 25662(a) B&P minor in possession, should she plead not guilty?

You absolutely do not want to plead guilty to a minor in possession charge as this will result in the loss of license for 1 year. So what can...

A guy is in jail pending trial for 459 second degree and 496 (A).

Both second degree burglary (PC 459) and receiving stolen property (PC 496(a)) are "wobblers" (can be filed as misdemeanor or felony) punishable by...

"No cite and release" on a warrant means that you would have to pay the bail on the warrant or remain in jail until you see the judge. You can't be...