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...

Meaning what? Your employer suspected you (or someone) of stealing from the company and set it up so they could catch the person(s) responsible?...

In criminal case before going to trail a 170 G.ecp affidavit filed. Can that affect the case in any way?

It sounds as though your friend's lawyer filed an affidavit to challenge a judge - meaning that they felt it was best for your friend not to go...

Do bench warrants normally get served at one's home or place of employment?

They can serve them anywhere. What is "normal" depends on the information they have to work with and the manpower. How about taking care of the...

How do I request that my citation VC23123(a) for using my cell phone's GPS be overturned? Do I still need to pay the fine.

They must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you were in violation of the statute you were cited for. Of note, you were cited for 23123(a) -...

Can one crime change the percentage that has to be served on another crime?

Yes - if there is a charge hat carries 85%, then the whole sentence is 85%

Will I likely or likely not be charged for being accused of saying " I'm going to swing on everyone"

It potentially falls in the scope of Penal Code 422, but from what you wrote, it sounds weak and very defensible. A violation of 422 requires an...

In Santa Clara County, what is the difference between the Muni Calendar and Superior Calendar?

The designation of "muni" (municipal) and superior is a throwback to before the courts were consolidated. Now there are no more municipal courts -...

How long will it actually take for my case to go to trial?

When you say "second arraignment" - do you mean you already had your preliminary hearing and you were them arraigned on the information? If so,...

If Im in custody for murder without proff my court today my name isnt on the docket what dose that mean

If a person is arrested, they go to court the second court day after arrest (depending on the time of arrest). If they were due for court but no...