Can ab1810 be used in courts now to keep someone out of jail?
Like many legal questions, the answer is... maybe. AB1810 created a mental health diversion program so people with mental illnesses can get...
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Like many legal questions, the answer is... maybe. AB1810 created a mental health diversion program so people with mental illnesses can get...
Like many legal questions, the answer is... maybe. SB1437 limited the felony murder rule, so that accomplices who aren't the actual killer can't...
It depends on the exact charges, his criminal record, and whether he's convicted or not. There may potential for a couple of years in prison,...
He probably has TWO felony charges now; the original auto theft case, and a new case for failing to appear on the first one.
No, you can't "remove" the charges. If he pushed you in anger, that's still domestic violence, but it's probably a misdemeanor because you weren't...
"DA reject" means the District Attorney reviewed the police reports and decided there isn't enough evidence to charge you with a crime. However,...
It's a traffic ticket. No, there's no way to erase it. The ticket stays in the court records... but only a nutcase would care about it. Sounds like...
This is at least the second time you posted this question. It didn't make sense the first time, either.
You can't take legal action based on vague suspicions. your best bet is to find another place to live with more privacy.
An inmate sentenced on one of the violent crimes listed in the three strikes law has to serve at least 85% of their time before being released on...