What to expect in court for first offense petty theft?

I doubt you got a letter from a defense attorney. You probably mean you received a letter from the District Attorney. If that is not the case,...

What are current consequences for 4 time DUI offenders currently in CA within the new realignment sentencing?

Unless the person has a disqualifying prior such as a strike or sex offense, the person is not going to prison - county jail time only. Hire an...

Hi, I need file my I-90 (renewal, no conditions) and have a dismissed case for CA 242PC/M arrest. Will there be issues?

This is an immigration question. I am moving to that forum.

Can an CA police officer draw blood with a needle in a nonvehicle case from a citizen without their consent?

Current rules: No forced blood draws allowed in non-driving case, unless there is a warrant. Now, the US Supreme Court has granted review of ...

There is a complex set of rules regarding getting a different judge. (1) Is this person a judge or a commissioner? In order to appear in front...

DUI case lost DMV hearing offered wet reckless is there much benefit to taking this charge rather than going to trial?

Do you have an attorney? If not get one. If you are found not guilty on the DU you get your license back.

Second DUI 14 months w/ .28 Are there ways to get house arrest vs jail time. have you heard of SCRAM to show intent to quit

Yikes. .28 is very very high, unless you were just the passenger and are being framed as the driver. . You should consider a rehab program. It...

Is 3500 too much o pay a lawyer to ask for a bail hearing for an inmate incarcerated with ice?

That depends now doesn't it. If you friend gets out it seems cheap. If he stays in, then maybe not so cheap. Seriously though, attorney fees are...

I am not aware of a trespassing infraction. Maybe others have a different opinion. You can only reduce the charge if the charge is reducible.

My misdemeanor trial is set for 11/26. How can I get it moved up to Oct 15th?

Speak to your attorney. You have a right to trial within 60 days if you are charged with a felony and 30 days if charged with a misdemeanor. Moving...