Can a misdemeanor give me a second strike ? or is it the felony that gives a person a new strike?
No. Only certain felonies are considered strikes.
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No. Only certain felonies are considered strikes.
No, you cannot "drop" the charges. The prosecutor is in control now.
I suppose you could ask for a refund, but just because you didn't get the desired result, doesn't mean you're owed a refund.
This is an issue for your CPA. It's technically not a legal question.
Your best option at this point is to pay whatever you owe.
You filed a law suit and now don't know what to do? Time to hire a lawyer!
You'll need to file a PC1203.4 Petition for Dismissal and even if granted, you must still disclose the conviction when applying for any state...
You should let it go..................
You can't sue the officer but perhaps you should demand some compensation from whoever made the 911 call. Good luck with that...
No, you cannot "retire" the charges and your version of events seems a little odd...