Is a court reporter's transcripts enough evidence to prove plaintiff lied to police?

You can certainly ask the police to take a "filing a false police report" (Penal Code section 148.5) report against them. Your husband may also...

HOW MUCH TIME CAN YOU GET FOR ASSAULT WITH A FIREARM WITH PRIORS

As you can see from the other answers, without knowing the EXACT charges this person faces and the EXACT priors alleged, it's nearly impossible to...

AM I SUPPOSED TO ANSWER YES TO AN EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF A FELONY QUESTION IF IT WAS TURNED TO A MISDEMEANOR ON APPLICATIONS_

In addition to Mr. Kaman's straight-forward and absolutely correct answer, it may be worth it to get copies of the paperwork on your case from the...

Yes, it is illegal to consume alcohol in public, even if contained within a paper bag. Did they have a right to search? Probable cause is...

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What would most likely be the charges for my husband, well the lowest he would be eligible for?

He's looking at several felony charges: Possession for sales of a controlled substance (11378) - up to 3 years state prison Transportation or...

I am on DUI probation and have to go to court to "show why probation should not be revoked".

With all due respect to the out of state attorneys who suggest finishing the classes, then going to court - in California, once a person has been...

Wife & I had argument she slapped me 2 times & got arrested. PC 243e1& PC 13700. How can I help her?

Never, ever just plead guilty. She would be guaranteeing a conviction with long-lasting repercussions against her including mandatory counseling,...

I have a misdemenor charge expunged from 12 yrs ago and a felony charge-dismissed from 4 yrs ago..

Employers can ask about convictions and pending charges, but not dismissed cases. There is not an "expungement" law in California - the...

If he pleads not gulity to a domestic violence charge & she doesn't show up to the court date... what will happen??

Penal Code 273.5(a) is a "wobbler" and can be charged either as a felony (up to 4 years in state prison) or a misdemeanor (up to a year in county...

The decision to "drop" or to "press" charges isn't yours - it's the prosecutor's. I assume he's charged with 273.5(a) and there's an...