What is the statute of limitation for a charge of brandishing a knife.
The statute of limitations is how long the prosecution has to file charges. For a misdemeanor such as brandishing, it is a year. For a felony (such...
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The statute of limitations is how long the prosecution has to file charges. For a misdemeanor such as brandishing, it is a year. For a felony (such...
Depending on the dollar amount, this is a small claims case (maximum $10,000) or you need a lawyer to file a lawsuit Superior Court.
You can submit it by mail. uou have to pay the filing fee and serve the prosecutor. Search for form CR-180
Neglecting? Or refusing? If he refused to sign a citation, he goes to jail until he sees the judge or he posts bail.
Unfortunately, it can never truly come off of your record completely. We do have a retroactive dismissal statute that helps for employment...
The DAs typically don't care (or at least typically don't initially consider it), but that doesn't mean that your attorney can't try to negotiate...
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Yes, even as a first offender he is looking at potential felony charges. Grand theft is a "wobbler" which means it can be charged either as a...
Under Penal Code 19.8(c), an infraction is not grounds for revocation of probation or parole of the person convicted. There are a few exceptions,...
While there is a defense of "necessity", your situation would be a tough sell on that. This goes way beyond a simple online question and answer...
If you were in custody AND being questioned, they would have to read you your Miranda rights. If they didn't, the remedy is to suppress any...