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It probably won't amount to much. Depending on which specific code section you're charged with, all that may be necessary to prove is that you were...
It's all part of the intimidation factor to get you to pay. You're right - most lawyers advise against paying for all the reasons you've read.
I'm not sure what law you want cited. You have the code section and the language that talks about filing deadlines and time frames. It's two...
You asked this exact question before. Asking again won't change the responses. We don't know the specifics of your case. Is it possible they'll...
Talk to your lawyer. In general, I advise my clients to NOT go and book and release. You're under no obligation to do that unless the judge orders...
California does not have a true "expungement" statute. What we do have is a dismissal under Penal Code 1203.4. If granted, it doesn't wipe the case...
There are some exceptions, but you are more than likely eligible to have the felonies reduced to misdemeanors. You cannot truly erase them from...
Normally, as long as the charges filed by the DA are not substantially different than what you were arrested for, your bail will be sufficient and...
An individual cannot "press" or "drop" criminal charges in California. That decision is left to the prosecutor's office. You can file a police...
She needs an employment attorney. Most employment in California is "at will" meaning she can be let go for no reason, but she cannot be...
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