Do DUI arrest records (no charges were filed) show up on DOJ background checks for California and FBI?

Arrest records are public and can be discovered. In this age of the internet, a dogged investigator could probably find out if you ate your...

Lied to help my mom get restraining order against my fiancee 3 years later the court is going to send him to jail for up to 6 mo

What you can do is shut up and get a lawyer. Stop posting criminal admissions or any other details about this case online. What you say here or...

Grand theft non violent loss accident / 5.600$ paid restitution.

It is not clear what you are referring to. Please clarify.

"17 years to life" is what is called an "indeterminate sentence." It means that he must spend at least 17 years in prison. He will then start...

Would the court make a big deal of one missed visitation day? What would the penalty be, if any?

This is not a criminal defense question. Ask a family law attorney.

Search and seizure guide lines for police departments

If you are on probation, they can usually legally search you, your home, your car, your belongings, and anyone with you up, down, forwards,...

How well can I expect to be represented by a public defender, on a first time D.U.I. ? I am new to Stockton, and unemployed.

Public defenders are usually top notch attorneys. They are just overburdened with cases. On a first DUI, you'll probably be offered a "standard...

If I was convicted of a D.U.I. , and sentence to take classes by a judge. Do I still have to take the classes if its been 5 year

Yes. You risk arrest if you do not. Since it has been so long, you need to consult an attorney first.

Does a 1995 infraction conviction show up on record check for a Veterans Affairs trainee job application?

This is not really a criminal defense question. You need to talk to an employment law attorney with expertise in veterans' affairs.

Assaulted by friend's drunk son as I was leaving her home. Charge of attempted murder as I defended with knife.

If you don't think you're being well-represented by your current attorney, hire another one. Whatever you do, absolutely stop posting details here...