John M. Kaman's Answers (17636)

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How can a get a pro bono criminal defense lawyer for my boyfriend?

John's answer | Answered on December 21, 2016

Strikes are, by definition, violent or serious felonies. To say that someone with two strikes is non-violent is self-delusion. Beyond that there...

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On an ab109 probation search where are they able to search?

John's answer | Answered on December 20, 2016

A probation search is not limited to the offenders room. It includes common areas in the house, of which the garage is one, and any areas to which...

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How can I beat a (M)484/488 traffic charge against me?

John's answer | Answered on December 20, 2016

This is not a traffic ticket. This is a criminal theft charge. You need to hire a lawyer..........................................

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Parole violation

John's answer | Answered on December 20, 2016

She is not entitled to a hearing on a 10 day flash incarceration............................................................................

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Whats the punishment for 1st time petty theft

John's answer | Answered on December 20, 2016

Depends on the facts but, in any event, she needs to lawyer up.......................................................................

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Does a second degree robbery with a personal use of a firearm have any relief under prop57? Even though their were no one hurt.

John's answer | Answered on December 20, 2016

I don't believe armed robbery is a qualifying...

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Can a peace officer search my person against my will on an infraction. riding a bicycle with a dim head light ?

John's answer | Answered on December 20, 2016

Detain you for what? An infraction? Something is wrong here. Time to lawyer up.

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Does a detention apears in your record when it was no arrest?

John's answer | Answered on December 19, 2016

If it was a detention only then the police should have given him a certificate saying so. If it was just a detention and he did not receive such a...

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Projected release date

John's answer | Answered on December 19, 2016

Only the Sheriff can give you an exact release date. If you got 1/17/17 from the Sheriff's web site that is probably correct. It also makes...

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What, if any, law is similar to the statute of limitations when it comes to warrants? do they ever go away after so much time?

John's answer | Answered on December 17, 2016

There is no statute of limitations as applied to warrants. They will follow you to the grave.

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