Can you be taking to the grand jury while in custody without waiving your preliminary hearing?

I am not sure what you are asking. Can the DA bypass a preliminary hearing by convening a grand jury? Yes. Does the defendant need to consent?...

Arraignment next Wed. nothing has been filed nor do I have a Case ID . Do I still have to show if nothings filed by arraignment?

What does your attorney advise you to do? That is who you need to ask, not strangers on the internet. This is especially true if your attorney has...

Charged with 2 counts 459, offered 4yrs @50%. There's some DNA evidence. Should I take the deal or go to trial?

What does your lawyer--who has reviewed all the evidence and investigated the matter--say? That is a far more reliable opinion than random internet...

Your most pressing issue is not the temporary denial of a phone call, but how to keep from making all phone calls from jail for the next few years....

Without knowing you, the cases, the PO, the judge(s) involved and several other things, this is impossible to answer. The only thing that can be...

What are the steps I need to take for an assault and battery incident?

If all you are interested in are criminal charges, you could have stopped with #1. The police have been informed and what happens to the criminal...

Can a witness who only saw you at the crime scene be enough to convict you?

Maybe. It would depend on what other evidence the prosecution had. It certainly would help the prosecution's case by placing the person they want...

Dui drinking and marijuana

Did they drug test you when they arrested you? You would know because they would have taken blood or urine in addition to the breath test. If...

There is a lot going on here. This is, by far, worse than a typical DUI case. Losing this case could mean not just all the problems/classes/costs...

3rd DUI, 3 years hard suspension for refusing the blood test but took the breathalyzer. DMV says hard suspension, problem is

"Hypothetically" you and your twin will make great cell mates for the up to three years (or more-depending on what other lies, frauds and perjured...

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