The client admits to have viewed the illegal content, is he still at fall?
But in order to view, he would necessarily have to possess, would he not? You have to look beyond the "all he did" mentality when assessing...
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But in order to view, he would necessarily have to possess, would he not? You have to look beyond the "all he did" mentality when assessing...
Benefit?!? Admitting multiple felonies to the police?!? No, I don't see a "benefit" unless he wants to be convicted.
The defendant must personally waive prelim as well as the prosecution. Some judges will allow time to post the additional bond, others will...
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...
Yes, he could be prosecuted at any time within the statute of limitations for acts that occurred here in California. Neither of you should speak to...
Any relatively recent criminal case is going to cause some problems. You may want to seek an in-person consultation with a licensing attorney to...
Yes, it is illegal. It's called "swatting" - the use of 911 to report an incident that gets emergency response to somebody else's location. File a...
You did everything you were supposed to do. You appeared in court when you were supposed to based on the citation. The DA hadn't filed by then. I...
You can look him up on the Orange County Sheriff's website "who's in jail" tool. That will tell you where he is housed. Visiting is on the weekend,...
You don't say specifically, but it sounds as though you got diversion through PC 1000. Look at Penal Code section 1000.4. While yes, there is...