Is it possible for a DA to reduce a 288(a) charge after probation?

Mr. Gross pretty much laid it out. A 288(a) itself cannot be reduced to a misdemeanor because it can only be a felony by law. There is no such...

My son was in a car accident with a second dui. he was driving my vehicle and he is 21yrs. will i be liable of lawsuits done ?

This is definitely a personal injury question, but I can tell you from when I handled personal injury cases years ago that auto insurance will not...

Criminal case withdrawal after sentencing?

As a general rule, motions to withdraw pleas are notoriously difficult to win. That is because when a judge to take a plea, they ask the defendant...

As a general rule, you only get your Miranda rights read if you are in custody. For example, being stopped for suspicion of DUI and being asked...

How common are convictions for DUI 23152(e)? Seems like the court system is designed to make fighting charges almost impossible.

Yes the DA has to prove the defendant was driving under the influence. Obviously it becomes a more difficult case for the prosecution to prove if...

Can any judge sign a search warrant on your home?

Probably not. Small counties like Del Norte don't have all that many judges and usually the judge was a local attorney before they were appointed...

"Is there anyway to get a misdemeanor theft off my record if it has been over 5 years?"

You need to discuss this mtter with an attorney in Ohio. Check this site as I have seen Ohio attorneys post on this site.

Do I need a lawyer prior to arraignment? Do I need to report to the medical board prior to conviction?

You need to talk to an attorney NOW and not wait for the arraignment because as you have figured out, you have to deal with DMV AND the medical...

What do I do? How long in jail? What will happen?

Can't say without knowing more about the specifics of your case. But since your probation has been revoked, you might be looking at state prison...

How early can do the the expunge ?

Do the expunge? Is that like do the twist? Sounds like a new dance. As other attorneys have pointed out, there is no true expungement statute in...