State: CA, Initial charges 459(A) PC but later dropped to 484(A) PC..what to do? have no priors.
What the police arrested you for (459 - Burglary) apparently isn't what the DA has charged you with. This is common. The police arrest for the...
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What the police arrested you for (459 - Burglary) apparently isn't what the DA has charged you with. This is common. The police arrest for the...
The DA (or other prosecutor) will often request a restraining order on behalf of the victim. It can be dismissed and/or modified, but you will have...
The first good news is that you're going to juvenile court, not adult court. The procedures and focus of juvenile court are different and the...
I assume because of his record, he's facing felony charges. The burglary carries up to 3 years in state prison for the first count, then 8 months...
You don't mention what your blood alcohol level was, what the reason for the stop was, how the investigation was performed, what type of test you...
Unfortunately, you're caught between a rock and a hard place. The order is against you, not her. She is no under any obligation to keep away from...
As the other answers have pointed out, a new conviction (or even a new arrest) CAN constitute a violation of your probation. In reality, because...
I assume you've been given the choice of paying the fine or doing jail instead of the fine. The 13 days is about right for the calculation of...
Yes. If you get put into the prop 36 (Penal Code section 1210) program, you will be on probation. If your charge was a felony, it's felony...
Unfortunately, if the police think they have enough evidence against you, there's often nothing you can say or do to deter them from pursuing the...