Can a victim of crime record the conversation with prosecutor?
Even if the recording was legal, it would be a very bad idea. You might be prosecuted, which can be devastating, even if you are eventually acquitted.
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Even if the recording was legal, it would be a very bad idea. You might be prosecuted, which can be devastating, even if you are eventually acquitted.
You should be asking the defendant's lawyer what he or she wants. Letters should also be submitted to the defendant's lawyer, not the court,...
It sounds like your lawyer has a good plan. Stop doing end-runs around him and asking strangers on the Internet.
It means the Solano courts are done with him and he's Shasta County's problem now. The judge in Shasta County probably won't be amused that he...
Yes, you can be arrested in California on the Arizona warrant. Talking to the prosecutor was a bad move. Are you saying you plan to skip town...
The projected release date is the best information currently available.
Yes, you could still be prosecuted, even if you work out an arrangement with the employer to pay back the money.
Context matters. Without seeing where this appears, it's impossible to tell what it means. You should also know that court websites are not...
Absolutely. Peace officers have jurisdiction throughout the state.
If you got it signed off and paid, you shouldn't have to pay anything. Hopefully you kept copies of everything and can show them to the court.