I got a letter in the mail stating that im being charged with 166(a)(4) what does that mean o stand for

You're being accused of violating some type of court order. Typically, this charge involves a prior restraining order and an allegation that...

No. The statute of limitations has to do with howlong the prosecution has to file charges. Warrants don't expire.

Notice by mail to appear for arraignment. charged with Vio of Section P273.6(a). What happens if I miss date ?

The court will notify the DA's office. The DA's office will then submit the case for a warrant to be issued for your arrest. Get a lawyer...

Can and how do I get a Pettit theft off my record?

The short answer is: get a lawyer. Unfortunately though - nobody can turn back the clock and undo what had already happened. Your goal is to...

Can I sue the District attorney's office to recover my bail. Now that my case is drop due to lack of evidence.

No. This would not be a viable lawsuit. If you were falsely arrested (and by that I mean somebody completely falsely reported a crime), you...

What exactly does the penal code 288a(k) mean?

It's a crime if oral copulation: 288a(k) Any person who commits an act of oral copulation, where the act is accomplished against the victim's...

Do all cases see the judge in 3 days after arrest if i was bailed out

That time frame only applies if you remain in custody. If you make bail, thy can give you a future court date. As long as the DA files within the...

Is it a good idea to take on a 11357(a) case on my own? or get a lawyer?(i cant afford one at this time)

Representing yourself would be a horrible idea. If you cannot afford a lawyer, request a public defender at your first court date. And - all...

Did the cops search my car illegally?

Unless they had a warrant, the police are going to have to justify the legality of the search. Search issues are always fact-specific, so your...

I have been abiding the CA state law for two decades, my concern is when applying for employment will it appear?

If you were convicted of second degree burglary charges, those can be reduced to misdemeanors and dismissed. If it was first degree (residential),...