What does motion to dismiss information mean?in regards to a criminal case

You should be talking to your own attorney about this, not some random attorneys online who have no information on your particular case. That said,...

My 15 year old son got arrested on his high school campus he had weed bagged up for sales and sold a bagged of weed to a friend

Don't worry. Juveniles cannot go to prison. If this is your son's first offense, he will, at worst, be eligible for Deferred Entry of Judgment...

Hello, I have a conviction from 1999. I was convicted with a misdemeanor. I received a amended copy that states DISPO: CONV SET

I would just offer a clarification to the above answer. Your conviction has been set aside, but it still has a legal effect in court. The court...

Does my daughter need an attorney and what happens now?

Your daughter could really use an attorney to protect her from having a permanent record of a theft conviction. Once convicted of a crime in...

When a witness is impeached does the judge or someone tell the jurors at that moment that the witness is impeached?

Impeachment is a process whereby the opposing attorney asks cross-examines a witness or presents other evidence that casts doubt on the witness'...

How long can one county keep you for if there is another county is coming to get you for a warrent ?

San Mateo has five days to pick him up.

What will happen to me?

You can expect a civil demand letter which is a letter from a collection agency trying to intimidate you into paying money that you don't owe. You...

I have been charged with petty theft and possesion of stolen property,when will i recieve my court date?

Since you are a minor and this is your first offense, you will come out of this with some form of probation. An attorney will be appointed to...

Lawyer never told us sentence was "Mandatory".... Is there anything we can do...

It could be grounds for a writ of habeas corpus, but only if he could prove two things: 1. That the lawyer didn't properly advise him and 2. That...

First, you never lost your voting rights. You only lose them in California if you are in prison or on parole. If the court imposed a prison...