Can a prison prior that was previously stayed be used again?

Staying the prison prior in one case does not prevent its being used in another.

VC § 40302 uses "without unnecessary delay". The demand in VC §40302(c) uses "immediate". Does immediate mean right now?

Your not reading the state correctly. "Immediate delay" applies to a demand made by someone arrested. When such a demand is made the person shall...

What are the details of intimate partner stalking in the eyes of the law in California?

CA PC 646.9 provides in part as follows: (a) Any person who willfully, maliciously, and repeatedly follows or willfully and maliciously harasses...

Will I get in trouble for being in a relationship with a 20 year old girl? I'm 29.

As long as the sex is consensual, no. She is over the age of consent in OH.

I don't know what makes you think the state of WA doesn't allow for grand juries. It does. After a felony charge is filed by the DA it will go...

Was I illegally parked?

A violation of VC 21718(a) is not a parking ticket; it is more serious than that. Reread the statute if you haven't already.

My husband was sentenced to 2 yrswith 50%in Sp but got 176 days timed served. He was told he qualifys for 33%.how does it work?

If he is indeed entitled to 33%, or 2 days credit for every 1 day in, then on a 2 year sentence he would have to serve approximately 241 actual...

How long is the evaluation process to possibly be accepted into the ROC drug program?

This depends somewhat on what crime he was placed on probation for. If he has a violation and the original crime was a felony he may not qualify...

Loss prevention officer confiscated a suspects personal property.

I suspect that the item you complain of is sold by the store. The most efficient way to get it back if it indeed was not sold by the store is to...

What is the quickest/easiest route to obtaining a Criminal Protective Order CPO ?

I don't see that it makes a great deal of difference whether you have a DVRO or a CPO as you call it. Each is a legally enforceable court order. ...