My wife was arrested for two counts of felony dui and one count of exhibit a deadly weapon? what can we expect?

You can expect big trouble. I see many questions on avvo in which people want to do what is going to happen to them because of such and such an...

Live in CA, under 21 got a second dui, while i was still on my first.

What you are looking at in Court is a lot of trouble. You need to hire a dui lawyer right away to see if there's anyway to extricate you from this...

Can I sue the person who assulted me?

Yes. In addition to the criminal prosecution, your son has remedies under the civil law system. Assault and battery are both crimes and civil...

Should this case be dissmissed?

Your question had to do with whether your case should be dismissed. The grant or denial of a continuance in most cases is not a reason for dismissal.

I am on misdemeanor probation for reckless driving alcohol related. I have paid all of my court fees and completed all my commun

Your question was cut off. If you have violated your probation the judge could sentence you to the full term allowed for a dui offense. The...

Parking tickets - who is responsible?

You can protest the parking tickets if you observe the time limits on the rear of the tickets. If you can get before a commissioner or magistrate...

Can uget A SIMPLE BATTERY without been A DOMACTIC VIOLIENCE charge

If the prosecutor doesn't think he can prove DV he may be willing to reduce the charge to battery or even disturbing the peace. This is a...

I have questions about my legal standing on a case surrounding the internet.

One of the many problems with Facebook is a lack of security. Since you were not harmed in anyway I am not sure that a prosecutor would be...

Can I clear my criminal record?

Local bar associations often have lawyer referral services where lawyers donate time at a sharply reduced rate. Try that. If it doesn't work and...

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Is CA 487 (A) PC a felony or misdemeanor?

Grand theft involving the use of a firearm is a felony; otherwise it can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony.