Shoplifting charges over $50, do I need a lawyer?

Well... You're facing theft charges. A conviction for this will haunt you indefinitely. Employment, student loans, background checks - all will...

I was speeding, the situation escalated into a big misundertanding. A helicopter and back up was called, guns were drowned at

Having been convicted, your options are limited. Besides that, the time frame to sue has long since passed. Sorry.

I have a 10 Year Old case that I am fighting. I am wondering if a Serna Motion would apply due to the fact that it is so old.

Serna applies to misdemeanors and from what you wrote, there would be a strong Serna motion. There may be other non-statutory grounds to try and...

Extradition to The USA for Conspiracy? Do they always extradite?

They don't always extradite, but depending on the nature of the conspiracy, they might. Contacting an attorney that practices in the county where...

No, it's not too late. It will have to be filed up there though. California does not have a true "expungement" statute. What we do have is a...

How can I introduce foundational evidence about Caller ID Spoofing in a criminal probation violation hearing?

Evidence Code 720: § 720. (a) A person is qualified to testify as an expert if he has special knowledge, skill, experience, training, or...

Does my son's case qualify for expungement in California?

The 11357(a) can be reduced, the 11359 cannot unfortunately. California does not have a true "expungement" statute. What we do have is a...

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What can I do?

Consult face to face with a criminal defense attorney that practices in the area where the warrant was from. They can look into this and advise you...

My ex went to jail a couple of weeks ago. She is charged with several crimes; do I have to pay alimony if she is jail?

This is more of a family law question since it deals with the alimony aspect rather than criminal defense. I'll reclassify it.

1. If an officer witnessed my crime, does he then still have to read my Miranda rights?

Miranda applies if you are: 1) in custody and 2) being interrogated. First - custody. If the witness what they believe to be a crime, they can...