What does it mean when I'm given a dentention certificate under sec 849 (b)(1) p.c.?
What happens now? Nothing. The detention certificate means the district attorney decided there was not enough evidence to file charges against...
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What happens now? Nothing. The detention certificate means the district attorney decided there was not enough evidence to file charges against...
If the judge orders you to pay child support, it is not voluntary. If you fail to pay according to the order, you can even be charged with a crime...
Anyone can sue anybody for anything, but this situation isn't worth the time and money involved in a lawsuit. You did not suffer any injuries, so...
You should not tell the other side that you are having problems with your lawyer. That will give them an opportunity to strike while your situation...
No, it won't. SB 1393 only allows the sentencing judge to strike certain enhancements at sentencing. If your husband was recently sentence, and he...
Because the officer wrote down the wrong date and needed to correct it.
Your question is a little confusing. Restitution is designed to compensate the victim of a crime. You cannot "cancel" it, even through bankruptcy....
They are talking about the nature of the case where you retained the attorney, not how your believe the fee dispute should be categorized. Your...
You would have to discuss the specifics of your case and history with your lawyer. Under Penal Code §1203(e)(4), you are presumptively...
The answer depends on the exact convictions, your sentences, and whether you completed probation. Your first step should be getting a copy of your...