Should I have my case reopened?

Unless the "controlled substance" was marijuana, you're stuck with the felony. Deferred entry of judgment happens BEFORE a conviction, not years...

Do you actomatically serve jail time for a 3rd dui?

A third DUI within ten years carries a mandatory minimum of 120 days. There may be ways to work around it. Hire an experienced DUI lawyer to help...

Can I get court ordered restitution waived in California on a felony case

The court can waive fines, fees and almost anything else, but they are required to award restitution. It can't be discharged in bankruptcy, either.

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If the judge orders me to join back up with mental health court after they boot me what are the chances I will have to join back

Talk to your lawyer. A stranger on the internet can't predict what will happen in your case.

My daughter was pulled over while driving on a suspended license form a dui 2 years ago?

A conviction for Vehicle Code §14601.2, driving on a license suspended for DUI, can be worse than the DUI itself. It comes with about $2,000 in...

Felon, arrested in Tn- waiting for extrication, how likely is cali goin to pick up?

You said his parole was transferred to Georgia, so why was he in Tennessee? Parolees are usually not allowed to leave the state without...

Department of Justice shows arrest but not that case was dismissed?

Is is California or FBI? They are two different things. Was a case actually filed, or did the DA decline to file? If the DA 've p never filed a...

What can I do after the District Attorney decided to drop my domestic violence case?

You've asked the same question multiple times and the answer hasn't changed: you can't force the see to pursue a criminal case. You can apply...

I have a misdeameaner Warren for something? I got time served on what do I do

You can either hire a lawyer or call the court clerk to get the case placed on the court calendar.

How do I get a person(s) charged for vandalism and destruction of property without a witness?

You can make a police report. If the District Attorney thinks there is enough evidence, they may file charges.