What are the consequences i may face from stealing from walmart in california?
If the police were not involved at the time, it's very unlikely they will be at any point. Without police involvement, no record. Regarding...
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If the police were not involved at the time, it's very unlikely they will be at any point. Without police involvement, no record. Regarding...
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No, you cannot "drop" charges. That decision is exclusively up to the prosecutor. As a victim, you have rights though, including the right not to...
That charge (273.5) is a "wobbler". That means it can be charged either as a felony or a misdemeanor. Typically, the DA looks at the injuries...
The title of your questions and the facts you post below are contradictory. Possession with the intent to sell is a straight felony and, depending...
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Decent area you describe is unlikely to come together as you want. For all the reasons Mr. Murillo (great answer, by the way) gives, any attorney...
The burden of proof in a civil case is usually by a preponderance of the evidence (basically 51% to 49%). Just because a judge or a jury in a civil...
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Yes, you have a very defensible case. First and foremost - make sure you don't miss the 10 day window to contact the DMV and set up a hearing, just...
Your options are to get an attorney. There really isn't an option aside from that. Because of the consequences described by Mr. Marshall, you...
It's not a civil "fine" - it's a civil demand letter. California law allows a merchant to demand up to $500 following a theft incident. These...
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...