Consider attending three meetings the following week to make it up, and think about making it a point to attend at least two meetings per week. ...

Yes, a person can be lawfully arrested for a misdemeanor. No, police cannot lawfully deprive a person of medical treatment upon arrest. If you...

If it is not a mistake, then either police or the DA believe they have enough evidence to charge you with a crime. Although you are under no...

Sounds like either the DA's office or law enforcement got their wires crossed. You or your attorney will have to call them to sort it out.

What is the nature of this "unique" hearing? A commissioner might be all the law allows.

You are correct in that for traffic infractions, the "bail" amount refers to the amount of the fine. Phone the court to determine the amount owed...

1. No, not without a search warrant, your consent, or for additional evidence of a crime for which you were arrested. 2. Just say no. Politely. ...

When two or more are believed to be involved in the same criminal act, they can each be charged with the same offense, and with different offenses,...

If you are asking whether you could be charged with a crime, the answer is yes. But if police were not called at the time of the incident, or...

Depending on the felony of your conviction, and on other factors, it may be possible to reduce it to a misdemeanor. You should discuss the matter...