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Can I purchase a firearm after all my criminal case have been closed for 11 years ?
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Answered on March 16, 2020
Nope. The DV case carries a federal lifetime ban in firearms. The felony as well, although you should file a motion to have it reduced to a...
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Hi I was wondering if the bureau would allow me to get my Guard license while on summary probation for a misdemeanor
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Answered on March 16, 2020
You’ll need to ask them. We don’t know.
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Boyfriend was arrested was sentenced court order release, had parole hold but it's now gone. Is he getting released?
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Answered on March 15, 2020
Let us know when you hear from him......
What can I do about false accusations of harassment / stalking?
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Answered on March 15, 2020
Here's an idea: Stop worrying about her and have no contact whatsoever. You need to move on. Leave it all alone...
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Can you help me understand when my brother in law is expected to be released from prison?
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Answered on March 15, 2020
You can ask CDCR about his expected release date. It’s on their website as well.
Do 290 registrants have equal right to protection as a regular citizen?
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Answered on March 15, 2020
Did they find anything bad? Are you on probation or parole?
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I received a demand civil letter from Kohls for shoplifting. Should I ignore it?
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Answered on March 15, 2020
Yes. You should ignore it and all the others they’ll send. Be strong.
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I push a girl she claim she fell police came.i went to jail and court and settled out of court now this charge is on my record
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Answered on March 15, 2020
Retain an attorney to help you with that.
Can I refuse a drug test ordered by family court because I am on probation or could incriminate myself in a criminal case?
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Answered on March 15, 2020
5th A does not apply to drug testing which is considered non-testimonial. You could refuse but then you’ll probably lose custody and visitation.
Can a criminal defendant refuse probation and insist on incarceration in California?
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Answered on March 14, 2020
You don't need a statute. Just tell the judge you don't want probation.
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