I suggest that you consult the "many legal experts" who advised you previously. They presumably would know more about your case.

No. There is no mechanism in California for compensating a criminal defendant who is harmed by judicial misconduct, and the judges themselves...

No, a court-appointed attorney cannot be fired by the client or the client's agent. The appointment can be vacated only by the court. If this is...

I don't see how a stranger on the Internet can give you a better take than the lawyers who have talked to the prosecutor. Sounds pretty good to...

See rule 8.104 of the California Rules of Court. <https://www.courts.ca.gov/cms/rules/index.cfm?title=eight&linkid=rule8_104>

You asked "whether I have to file a notice of entry of order of the minute order and file the petition for writ based on that." No, you don't. No...

The question in your heading is very different from the question in your text. Which one do you need answered?

It depends on what kind of case it is and which court it's in. If it's an unlimited civil case in California state court, the Judicial Council...

No one is entitled to fees in a small claims appeal, but the judge may "award a party to an appeal reimbursement of (1) attorney’s fees actually...

You would have to convince the judge that testifying truthfully would expose you to criminal liability.