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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...
Why were you banned? Shoplifting, I presume. After a period of time (years), you may be able to contact them (but not by going there) and...
Kudos to Mr. Moore for providing a detailed answer. As his answer illustrates, while your thought process and the ideas are correct, they also...
A victim in entitled to full restitution for the fair market value of the items stolen. If they're returned and their value isn't diminished, then...
Good luck convincing law enforcement that you had no access to the firearm, combination lock or not. You would be putting yourself at great risk. ...
There is no "expungement" in California. While some counties will remove old closed or dismissed cases from their website, technically, court...
First, yes - you have only limited time frames, so in order to pursue a claim, you must act quickly. My disclaimer - do not pursue or ignore any...
Your biggest surprise is likely going to be taken into custody unless you're ready to post $100,000 right then. I'd suggest contacting a good...
I can't tell from your post if the Public Defender was appointed and accepted representation or not. Start with them and see if they have your...
Yes, warrants will likely show up on a federal background check. You have a case filed against you that you didn't show up on your court date -...
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