I was charged with violation PC 487 (a) my record is clean nd has never had anything what can I do so I won't have to be in jail

Grand theft is the taking of property valued at $950 or more. It can be either a felony or a misdemeanor. If the value is truly under $950 and...

You're required to come to a complete stop behind the limit line. If you didn't, you're in violation. If he has a reasonable suspicion that...

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I am 16 and pregnant my boyfriend is 19 is it against the law? And what about if my boyfriend and I get married?

You've been given two very different responses and two very different views on this. I'll add a third. Unless you were legally married (there...

If he is charged with one count of 288(a), the maximum (assuming no conduct allegations or sentencing enhancements) is 8 years. A plea for 8 years...

I recently got a DUI 23152A&B charge & also 666PC & 17PC... does that mean I will go to jail or prison for these PC charges?

First and foremost - take a deep breath. You're not guaranteed to go to jail and on misdemeanor charges, you cannot go to prison. Missing a...

DUI breath result

Assuming they took your license when you were arrested and issued you a temporary license (the pink 8/12 x 11 paper), you only have 10 days from...

Can they file criminal charges against me?

From all the pieces you've posted, it sounds predominantly like a civil matter regarding your agreement to sell the car. The seller cannot...

I was involved in a hit a run fatal accident. Im being charged with manslaughter and hit & run.

Two answers so far, both from attorneys that don't practice in California and neither addressing your concerns. The exact charges you face make...

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Laptop serial numbers

If they're willing to do that, sure. Before doing that, make sure you know what ramifications there are to the purchaser regarding transfer of...

Can the allegations of public intox and resisting arrest be easily dismiss or is it hard to prove your innocent

You don't have to "prove your innocence" - the prosecution must prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. They must prove that you were so...