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Can a person press charges on the DA
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Answered on June 08, 2015
The shot answer is no. The DA cannot be sued.
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Can I appeal, expunge, or file a motion to dismiss civil protection order based on false allegations?
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Answered on June 08, 2015
You can move to modify or terminate the order. The location of the lawyer is irrevant
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I was reinstated into pc1000 for a misdemeanor under the influence, they only gave me 2months to do it how do I get more time?
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Answered on June 08, 2015
Call your attorney and have the attorney out you on calendar.
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EXPUNGE
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Answered on June 08, 2015
You will not be notified when your probation is up. You can move to expunge the conviction (Actually there is no such thing as an expungement. It...
Need legal advice on a possible peeping tom situation while on the job. I need to speak to someone tonight!
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Answered on June 08, 2015
My colleagues are correct. You can make phone calls first thing in the morning but be prepared to make a number of phone calls since most criminal...
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Appeal or writ of habeas?
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Answered on June 08, 2015
Ms Gutekunst gave her usual thorough and correct analysis. There is nothing more to say.
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What is the form called that you use to request to be put on Court Calendar ?
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Answered on June 08, 2015
I don't know that there is any universal name for it. In San Francisco we call it an add to calendar form.
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My attorney told my people that the D.A. just didn't like me and just thinks I committed the crime.
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Answered on June 08, 2015
There is no requirement that the DA like you and if he/she didn't think you committed the crime you would not have been charged.
Can an attorney set another court date and wave time without my concent or me being present in the court room?
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Answered on June 07, 2015
Yes if it is a misdemeanor.........................................................
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Currently incarcerated inmate, serial recidivist. Totality of time is excessive, though individually are within law.
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Answered on June 07, 2015
Extremely unlikely, but we are not allowed to solicit on this page. You may select several lawyers to discuss the case with from the Find a Lawyer...
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