How do I clear up an old ticket for driving without a seat belt? happened about 3 years ago...

ou should go to court and have the case put on calender. The court will recall any warrant or failure to appear. You will still have a $300 civil...

Will the dmv suspend my license?

You may receive a letter from the DMV but they should not suspend based on your point count. Negligent operator suspensions occure if you have 4...

What to do about a petty theft charge???

when you go to court you can request that the public defender be appointed to represent you. The first date is the arraignment where you are told...

Does Los Angeles County Time serve as 1 day for 1 day or 1 day equals 2 days?

Under the current law, for every 1 day someone spends in custody, they get credit for an additional day. Hypothetically if someone is sentanced to...

Does a condition apply?

Yes. If she does not comply with the conditions and the court finds out they can revoke her OR and put her back in jail. An OR means that she did...

I also received a red light violation notice from Bakersfield CA by a red light camera...

You haven't said if the person driving was you. You do not have to incriminate yourself. Neither the court or any other agency cannot make you...

Will my husband be arrested and then deported for driving w/out a license twice in a California State court?

It is not clear what he is waiting to go to court for. I would recommend that you consult with an immigration attorney. However, usually...

I am on SSI and was ticketed for bicycle violation got fined nearly $400 due 4-19-10 no money. NOw what?

Go to court and get the matter set before a judge. Bring records of your medical condition and income. Ask if you can preform community service...

Dispute a traffic violation ticket

In Fremont they will often agree to reduce right turn tickets to a different section with a lower fine. They should allow you to go to traffic...

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The rules for Discovery in a trial for a speeding infraction.

Interrogatories only apply in civil cases. You can serve a discovery request on the District Attorney's office or a subpoena on the agency.