Person has expunged 1203.4 case in Cali. what details can "people see? and what details Can Law Enforcment see?

A 1203.4 "expungement" does not destroy any records. If anyone orders a pre-employment criminal record check, for instance, they will get the...

Okay on the 1st me an my boyfriend got arrested bt they charged him with recieving stolen property and me with just being high..

I concur with Mr. Robinson. In addition, I would like you to consider something. What kind of a man lets an innocent woman take his punishment for...

What can i be charged with by the state of california if i used a knife on someone in a self defense fight ?

You could be charged with either or both of Penal Code Section 245 (a) (1), Assault with a deadly weapon, which carries potential prison time of 2,...

Should I file a dismissal

Not that I trust insurance companies mind you. Another solution is to send the signed request for dismissal of the action to the insurer's own...

I was in a car accident....

I believe I have responded to another post of yours on this same inquiry. I have been doing personal injury litigation for over 30 years and you...

Punitive damages beyond Auto Insurance?

Your question is mixing up civil court matters with criminal court matters. The criminal case settlement can force you to pay "restitution" on the...

California Hit and Run

I am a California personal injury lawyer and have been handling claims for injured people for over 30 years. You have a good claim and your...

Bulging disc c6-c7......

I am a California attorney and have done personal injury litigation for decades. Bulging discs, if they can clearly be related to the accident, are...

Is an attorney working on a contingency basis entitled to a percentage of monies recovered for "loss of use" of car?

I am a California lawyer as well, and I have never in 35 years charged a fee on recovery for property damage and loss of use of vehicle. Read the...

Why prosecuting such a flimy case & charge with such zeal? I got a horrible Deal,full charge full penalty. despite no priors ?

As you learned, pleading guilty "because it was too expensive" was a big mistake. A life time of earnings is worth a heck of a lot more than the...

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