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In the 1980's when my son was aged 11-15, he was molested by his Little League baseball coach in Oakland, CA.
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Answered on March 09, 2015
You might recover some or all of those expenses through the CA Crime Victims' Compensation Board. www.vcgcb.ca.gov
As for whether you can file...
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Can a non lawyer be given power of attorney by the father of a criminal defendant to speak to the prosecutor in behalf of the
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Answered on March 09, 2015
Mr. Murillo is correct. Furthermore, the father may not negotiate a plea for the accused, even if the accused is a juvenile. So the power of...
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Speeding infraction over 31 M/hr
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Answered on March 09, 2015
I agree with Mr. Moore: you can contact the court and reschedule. If you do that, send a letter memorializing the conversation. (The address of...
My son is 22, was arrested for DIP in SLO. They offered him a $507 fine and "dismissal" . Does that stay on record for jobs?
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Answered on March 09, 2015
Under CA Labor Code section 432.7 a potential employer may not inquire about arrests which resulted in a dismissal by a court.
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I broke screen to my door to my own home and they arrested me for vandalism because my ex called police. can i sue
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Answered on March 09, 2015
As Mr. Gross said, yes they can do that. The job of the police is to conduct an investigation, act upon the information (such as arresting...
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Re: criminal appeal, people v. chiu (2014) 59 Cal.4th 155
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Answered on March 09, 2015
It is unwise for a layperson to base a decision on whether to appeal upon one's interpretation of a case, which may or may not be relevant to the...
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Are arrest records considered public records? Let's say there is NO CONVICTION but a person is arrested.
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Government Code 6254 says that arrest records are public records. The contact and other personal information (such as social security numbers) are...
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Is it "procecutorial misconduct" if A) during opening questions to the lead investigating officer
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Answered on March 08, 2015
Yes, it is prosecutorial misconduct for a DA to hide exculpatory evidence, putting perjured evidence on at trial, and failing to disclose a deal....
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Can someone get sue for misdemeanor commited two years ago?
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Answered on March 08, 2015
It is irrelevant whether she is motivated by "spite" or any other reason; if she has a valid claim she has a valid claim. If she decides to "sue"...
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I have an identity theft case in another state in which the person used my name,ss and dob and comited a crime.
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Answered on March 08, 2015
CA has an Identity Theft Registry for victims. Here is the information: http://oag.ca.gov/idtheft/facts/how-to-registry
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