Consult with a California traffic attorney and the DMV to be sure. Good luck.

Sorry this happened to you. Try and set if for a trial/hearing before a traffic/administrative judge. If you can, bring your witnesses with you to...

What will happen if I can't make my appearance but I contact my lawyer to let him know I'm sick?

I agree with Mr. Huey. This isn't a hair appointment or a dinner reservation - it's court. And if you don't appear on a felony case a warrant...

You should NOT ignore the ticket; if you do, It will go to collections and the fine will skyrocket, and your license will get suspended. Go to...

When arrested how long does it take to be able to bail out?

Sadly it varies greatly, on a myriad of factors, including how busy they are, etc. Sorry, no specific answer here.

How Can A District Attorney Be against You In One Case and Turn around And Defend You In Another as Your Public Defender

It's not uncommon for a DA to become a PD later, or even vice versa. But there may be a conflict of interest here in the continued representation...

What would the best way of reducing the points and penalties he is facing?

Having a good driving record will help, but 100+ mph speeding tickets are serious and can be treated as a misdemeanor. You need to research and...

If I wasn't charged for driving with a suspended license, can the DMV charge me with VC 14601.2 on a later date or not?

The officer's error could be later picked up by the DMV or the courts. You should probably contact a good, local defense to correctly and...

Do i obtain records of the case in L.A.? How do i get this in my file so that the judge sees this when he calls my name at court

I'm a bit confused by all these facts, and your 2 separate cases, etc? I wouldn't get your hopes up for a dismissal at the arraignment. The judge...

Is there any precedence for a year of time being "credited" towards what may likely end up being a 36-mo probationary sentence?

It's a clever question, but unfortunately also wishful thinking. Probationary terms start when you are sentenced; no 'credit' for the time before...