Hi, I was arrested for solicitation of prostitution recently and I believe I have violated my probation. What will happen to me?
They could violate your probation and give you the maximum punishment. Get a lawyer.
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They could violate your probation and give you the maximum punishment. Get a lawyer.
Private individuals, such as yourself cannot "press" any charges. What you can do is make a report to the police.
He can get it all. How much he can admit into evidence at trial is a different matter. Get a lawyer.
It depends how crowded the Solano county jail is right now. He should consult the attorney who handled his case or hire a new one.
Although store loss prevention was not required to give you a lawyer, their strong-arm tactics may make any agreement you signed unenforceable. ...
Yes. But, you'll need a good lawyer to help you.
You should discuss this with the attorney who represents you.
PC 653f(b) is solicitation to commit murder. PC 25400(a)(2) is carrying a concealed firearm. PC 136.1(a)(1) is dissuading or preventing a witness...
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Mr. Marshall is correct. PC 1203.4 does not make the record go away. It just adds a notation that it was dismissed. Under the California Labor...
It's unlikely the judge is going to throw out a jury after it's already been empaneled.