If my original case was a misdemeanor can I be charged with a felony for cutting it off?

Your question makes no sense. If you are on parole, you were convicted of a felony, served a term in state prison, and you are now being supervised...

If he fails to show up, he can be fired. The employer is free to start the suspension any time they like... and he is free to reject it and...

Are free consultations with an attorney privileged in California?

CONFIDENTIAL consultations are privileged. Asking questions on Avvo (or similar sites) is not confidential because anyone can read it.

Was hired then ghosted on?

This really isn't a legal question. Only you have the answers: re you so invested in this "opportunity" that you're willing to turn down more...

How long does it take to fail SWAP?

People are often listed as "SWAP walkaways" within days of a no-show. If your relative has a good excuse and has documentation (like verification...

I want some help/representation?

Probation is an act of leniency from the court. The alternative is jail. If you were convicted of a crime, then those are the choices the judge can...

Sentenced a 1yr in county Jail CA. served my 10% Is the chance of early release coming up or possible?

Nobody can predict what will happen in your particular case, but the LA jail regularly releases inmates early due to overcrowding. Generally, an...

If my husband’s Probation Officer comes by while he’s gone, ask to search my husbands things, do I have the right to say No?

Your husband's possessions and residence can be searched at any time, whether or not he's present.

I am being charged with a crime bu was never arrested. They want me to do a book and release before my court date. Why would I?

You "would want to do it" because the judge is more likely to release you on your own recognizance, instead of having you arrested, if you...

How can a state case go to federal and vice versa?

It's possible that the US Attorney would ask to have a federal case dismissed so the District Attorney could file in the county Superior Court, but...