Tustin, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Tustin, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
The worst possible scenario is that you can be charged with being an accessory after the fact (Penal Code section 32) if you knew he had committed...
You can be fined a maximum of $20, with the addition of penalty assessments on top of that. The total amount will be around $60 or so. The DMV...
My prediction is that a companion bill (SB 598) signed into law yesterday will allow you to apply for a restricted license starting on July 1,...
I agree with Mr. Dane's response. The only thing I'll add is that you need to make sure that your attorney lets you know for certain that you are...
The forms for seeking a 1203.4 expungement can be found online. They are fairly easy to fill out. A $60 fee is required for misdemeanors, but...
Mr. Kaman is correct. For the benefit of you and others who may be interested, I'll simply add the following basic definitions: 1) Insanity –...
Your best bet is to hire an attorney if you can afford one. Unlike a criminal case, you aren't entitled to a public defender's representation. ...
The answer to your question depends on where the sentencing took place. I see you're from Orange County, and my answer is based on the assumption...
I can't imagine many situations where a finding of factual innocence would be made if you pled guilty to the offense or were convicted at trial. ...
My office is in Tustin. Please feel free to contact me to discuss your matter. Best regards,
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