San Francisco, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Violent Crime ... +2 more
California does not have an expungement procedure. The closest equivalent is PC 1203.4a for misdemeanors. You really should consult an attorney...
I agree with Mr. Hill but would add that the next court date depends on whether he waived time or not. If he refused to waive time he is entitled...
In most DEJ cases in SF you are required to enter a guilty plea to get the diversion. If you did there is no way to seal that plea or the record...
The only way to get 2 for 1 credits is to serve in a fire camp. Is he doing that? If not he will do 50%, or 80% or 85% depending on the crime.
You have to ask his PD. We don't know the circumstances of his case nor do we know the terms of his sentence.
It's fast, the arrant process. Nothing to play around with. You may be going back in.
You could start by going to the clerk's office and getting the minute order that was generated when your judgment was pronounced. That might help...
PC 1203.4 does not restore gun rights. If the disqualifying felony was reduced pursuant to PC 17(b) then your rights should be restored, assuming...
I don't understand how she got on probation if the only charge against her was dismissed. Something's missing here.
This someone needs an immigration attorney ASAP or he'll be on the Trump Train back to where he came from.
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