My issue is a new charge while on (first offense) DUI probation.

To be convicted of penal code section 647(f) (drunk in public), the prosecution must prove: (1) You were under the influence of alcohol] (2) You...

And any type of information to help in the case I am referring to. I have been given nothing more than excuses and false direct

It is unclear what exactly your question is. But, it appears that a relative of yours is in custody and dissatisfied with his public defender. It...

It is a popular misconception that victims, private individuals, or the police can file, press or drop charges. Only the District Attorney has the...

The police destroyed evidence in my case, and my attorney says he can't do anything about it!

The details of your question suggest to me that you may be thinking along the wrong lines. In a criminal case, the burden is ALWAYS on the...

If you were never even arrested, then no records should be available for a standard routine background check. But, that doesn't necessarily mean...

Should i go to trial or plead guilty being innocent?

If your prior cases were dismissed, then you have no "priors". Prior arrests generally can't be used to prove your guilt of the present charge. ...

I was charged on a 459pc felony this is my first offense and kind of scared will I be sentenced to jail time?

What do you mean you have been charged with a felony? Has a criminal complaint been filed, or did the police just write "felony" on the promissory...

What would I get charged with if I drove for someone who robbed a store with a gun?

I agree with the attorneys above. Armed robbery is a serious charge and, based on your description it sounds like what your friend (the one who...

Regarding probation?

There is no way to ensure early termination. It is always in the discretion of the court. You need to have a specific reason. The reason...

I am 19, received a DUI is it benificial to plead to Wet & Wreckless or request a trial?

Before taking any plea, you should consider the chances of being acquitted (found not guilty) if you go to trial. Regardless of which drunk...