Oroville, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Oroville, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Juvenile
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If the probation department believes there is probable cause to believe the new charges are true, it's almost certain probation will be temporarily...
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Call customer service. Politely explain the problem and ask them to credit your payment to the correct account. If you don't get it resolved, ask...
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The Public Defender assigned to your son's case has extensive training in juvenile cases and is probably helping more than you realize. Beware of...
"Strikes" are specific felonies defined in the Penal Code as serious and/or violent. In order to qualify as a "Third Strike" and trigger a...
Unless you lose credits for breaking the rules, you will serve a maximum of sixteen days. (You get two extra days of credit for every two served.)...
In a criminal case, the truth is whatever the jury believes. If a witness says your boyfriend had a gun and the jury believes it, then he's guilty...
Everybody involved should exercise their constitutional right to remain silent. People often make their situation much worse by attempting to "tell...