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Maybe. We would need to know your exact record. Being eligible is one thing. Being granted it is another. And a joint suspended always sounds...
An individual cannot "press" or "drop" criminal charges in California. That decision is left to the prosecutor's office. You can file a police...
Yes, hey could face manslaughter charges. Change one fact and it could be murder. That's why there are regulations, medical clearances and waivers...
You'll need to repost in the state where this case is. It doesn't matter where you live - it's all based on where the events occurred.
You should be able to. To verify, do a PFEC (personal firearms eligibility check) through the department of justice. Instructions are on their...
If you are convicted of 14601.2 (driving on a suspended license when it was suspended because of a DUI conviction), that is a misdemeanor, carries...
This is no longer a criminal not defense question, bit one for a licensing attorney. youll have to disclose your convictions on the application....
Obviously, if you can avoid a conviction, that is the best outcome. You need a good criminal defense attorney. I'd strongly suggest you find...
You don't have a $35,000 fine - that is the bail. If you have posted that bail, you'll remain out while you fight the charge. If you haven't...
When it comes to sentencing, there are very few charges that have an "average" sentence. Every case is unique and what a person actually gets...
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