Any insight/advice and possible outcomes: Sacramento ca - 2 felony gun charges: concealed loaded revolver unlawful possession.

You've asked previously. Please see my prior response.

My boyfriend is in jail they're telling him he'll get out next month... but I'm not sure help please?!?

You can calculate the worst case scenario if you know what he was convicted of (misdemeanor, regular felony, serious felony or violent felony$. On...

How bad is it?

It's not good. But - now is when you can make some important decisions that will affect you tremendously. There may be search issues with your...

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I AM BEING ACCUSED OF STEALING MONEY EMPLOYER WANTS ME TO SIGN PAPERWORK SAYING SO..WHAT ARE MY RIGHTS?.

If it is a warning about consequences for future behavior, I have less of a problem. If it is an admission of wrongdoing when you did. Itching...

Bail finish paying or not

Sorry - whoever said you don't have to pay was wrong. The bail company posted bail for you, no matter what happens with the case. That's the cost...

My mother does not have to identify the driver who received a camera light ticket in her car?

She simply pleads not guilty. It is the burden if the prosecution to prove the elements of the crime as well as the identity of the person accused....

I would strongly suggest you not go this alone. If your attorney goes is BEFORE your due date with documentation and requests more time. Or......

Can a 3rd non violent felony be dropped to a misdemeanor under the new prop 36?

The new change to the three strikes law means that in order for a person to face a 25 to life sentence, the new felony must be a serious or violent...

Can my case be dismissed? What are my rights on my shot gun?

I can't tell from your question if you're looking to sue the police, complain about unjust criminal charges or some blend of the two. Carrying...

I have a public defender, already plea guilty base on his advice don't feel his helping me.

If you have not been sentenced, you have to make a motion to withdraw your plea. You'll have to demonstrate "good cause". Remorse isn't good cause....