I was arrested for 25850(a)25850(c)(6)26100(a) I know I need a lawyer!what should I expect ?

You're absolutely right about the main thing... you absolutely need a lawyer. 25850(a) and 26100(a) are both misdemeanors. The other charge -...

Under the influence of a controlled substance carries a minimum of 90 days and a maximum of a year. Possession of paraphernalia is up to six...

You can go at this one of several different ways. 1. Go to court and put yourself on calendar. You'll be informed what the charge is. ...

Is it possible to get let out on 5 year felony probation for a robbery if it's your first offense?

You're asking a lot of hypothetical and "what if" questions that we simply won't be able to answer. Without knowing ALL the details, I cannot...

How long does the da have to come up with the evidence against my bf before they have to dismiss the case?

You've asked about his situation previously. Make sure his attorney knows of the "good alibi" and let them do their work by investigating,...

I got a phone call from a lady saying she was a processor and i was going to be upload to the courts. but when I called back

As indicated in other answers, this appears to be nothing but a scam. Don't have any further conversations with them. If you inadvertently answer...

Can a lawyer take whatever percentage he would like out of settlement?

Your retainer agreement (aka contract) should specify what the terms are, including whether or not the attorney gets a percentage of the settlement...

What happens to an arrest record i.e. police report and citation after the case is over?

The record of this incident likely exists at some level somewhere. The DMV will have its records of the arrest (along with any subsequent DMV...

In California, I had a case dismissed for Ct 1 PC 243(e)(1) MISD and another case to run concurrent with CT 2 PC653m(b) MISD

Your terms and what you describe is confusing. If you did some form of informal diversion where you were allowed to withdraw your plea and the...

Willful destruction of exculpatory evidence?

What you're describing, in a roundabout way, is a Trombetta motion. Essentially, if the police were in possession of exculpatory evidence, they...