My fiance was arrested for PC 243 (E) (1) but was bailed out, can he be re-arrested at trial?
The DA can go forward, even if you don't want them to. Assuming the charges aren't much more serious than what he was arrested for, the present...
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The DA can go forward, even if you don't want them to. Assuming the charges aren't much more serious than what he was arrested for, the present...
Make a report to law enforcement. They can investigate and/or access the records.
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Sorry, but I don't know what you're referring to. Is this a local Los Angeles municipal or city ordinance that you've been given a citation or...
A couple of things: First - the "fine" they're talking about is a civil demand. There are law firms that do nothing but send letters to people...
Jail time is not mandatory if you violate probation, but since you're looking at a new driving offense while on probation for a DUI, there could be...
If the police are involved, your best bet is to politely decline to answer any questions until you consult with an attorney. Anything you say at...
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The more time that goes by, the worse it gets for you. Will getting into another rehab "fix" things? Maybe, but it depends on the underlying case...
No, an individual person cannot "file" any criminal charges. That decision is up to the prosecuting agency in the jurisdiction where the acts...
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The odds are that you'll receive a notice of correction in the mail if you haven't already. Check the Orange County Court website to see if your...
I am going to completely disagree with your family friends. Do they practice criminal law in Orange County?!? Even their estimate of a $2,000 fine...