Is it possible to seal or expunge a dismissed charge in CA?
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...
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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...
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They went from felony burglary to misdemeanor petty theft. This nothing to complain about. Yes, it is legal. You still need a lawyer and to...
This is a "civil demand". It is authorized by law, but it is all bark and no bite. Look around here on avvo and you'll see the consensus is to...
While I haven't directly run across your A, B & C scenario before, I've now read the Wooten case..... Interesting. What I haven't done (and...
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Sometimes the prosecution files last minute. If you have a court date, attend. If your case is not on calendar, get documentation that you were...
No, you cannot seal adult convictions in California. The 1203.4 dismissal is about as good as it gets short of a governor's pardon.
The biggest factor for you will be where this happened. If it was in Anaheim, it will be prosecuted by the Anaheim city attorney's office. They...
Sorry, but nobody here can or should advise you whether or not to take a deal. Only your attorney, the person with all the facts and all the...
The best you can do with adult convictions is to get them dismissed under Penal Code 1203.4 (commonly called an expungement). It won't take them...