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First - the windshield ticket can be corrected and signed off with just a nominal processing fee. It's not a moving violation, so not that big of...
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If this is for a misdemeanor, you can contact an attorney up in the county where the case was to try and appear for you and get the warrant...
A lot depends on what the "last proceedings" were, how long it's been and what the excuse is. It needs to be cleared up ASAP. The longer you...
The system has procedures and constitutional safeguards in place if you cannot afford to hire an attorney. You are absolutely entitled to...
Yes, the fines are set out in the code, but those are only imposed if you're convicted of that offense. There may be factual or legal defenses...
Criminal prosecution isn't something that can be done privately. The DA is the one that decides what, if any, charges to file and how to proceed. ...
No - this is not a do-it-yourself project. If you truly cannot afford an attorney (and you'll never know until you sit down with them to discuss...
Because it started off as a misdemeanor that was subsequently reduced to an infraction and then dismissed under 1203.4, yes, it will likely be on...
The first question is whether your friend really has two strikes or not. Not every felony conviction is a "strike" under the Three Strikes law. ...
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There is a way to clean this up somewhat - through a dismissal under Penal Code section 1203.4. It's commonly called an "expungement", but it...
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