Can I remove the IID since 5 months have passed even though I have a court order for longer?
I agree with my colleague. Court imposed penalties are often stricter than DMV requirements. Be careful and consult an attorney.
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I agree with my colleague. Court imposed penalties are often stricter than DMV requirements. Be careful and consult an attorney.
IN addition to what my colleagues have said, there is the question of whether you hold a state license for what you do for a living. If you do, a...
Do your own homework.
If it's a sex crime then he will most likely do 85%. Not all sex crimes are 85% crimes but I am assuming he hit the jackpot from the 17 year...
3 years for 2nd degree burglary; 6 years for first degree burglary.
Regardless of what your question is nobody is going to do anything pro bono. There are public defenders, both trial and appellate level for people...
Superfluity does not vitiate. From the CA Maxims of Jurisprudence.
Those are your two options. Option number 2 is longer and more expensive. The DMV does grant rehearings if the evidence warrants it but a refusal...
You should direct this question to Christine Mccall of this forum. She is an expert in these matters.
His credits are doubtless figured into his release date. As credit calculation can be tricky you might want to ask a criminal lawyer how it works...