Modesto, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Modesto, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Violent Crime
Even after expungment, state licensing boards will still have access to your record.
Mr. Marshall is correct. Nobody has been convicted yet. There will likely come a point where the defendant will have to decide whether to take a...
Mr. Shui-Chun Yin is right. In your situation, there would be nothing to lose by trying. If your request is denied, you could always try again in...
The juvenile court has jurisdiction over the offense because it is alleged to have been committed by a minor. Thus it can conduct a trial (or...
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She's not going to jail. But she can look forward to some hefty fines. And possibly a period of informal misdemeanor probation.
You didn't get arrested for "GTA." You got arrested for unlawfully driving a vehicle without the consent of the owner in violation of Vehicle Code...
If trial has actually started, it is highly unlikely that the judge will allow a privately retained attorney to substitute in. If the defendant...
The short answer is yes, you could go to jail. But it would depend on the severity of the violation and what kind of excuse you might have. Also,...
Have your son let the judge know that you have been trying to retain a private attorney. Usually, judges will allow a defendant additional time...
More than one person can be charged with driving or taking the same stolen car. And neither one of these charges requires proof that you were...