Went to prison for res. stolen property. got a felony and I been off parole for 4 years what can I do to get the felony off?

Talk to a criminal lawyer in your county and ask them about a "certificate of rehabilitation". While this would not get the felony "off" your...

I have a $30000 bench warrant In CA. Will I get arrested at the LAX airport when I go to Europe?

You most likely won't have a problem leaving the country. HOWEVER, there is a good chance that you will be arrested on the warrant when you go...

Want to go on a Caribbean Cruise out of Miami, but am on my last year of a misdeameanor 3 year unsupervised probation.

Nothing about misdemeanor probation in California inherently forbids you to go on this trip. HOWEVER, if one of the terms of your probation is to...

Can I fight the Ca DMV to get my license back? I was arrested exactly 13 months ago and never charged.

The policy of the DA in my county is to NEVER sign the form. I am considering filing a writ to force them to do it. Any thoughts?

There are several things to note regarding your question: 1) Any victim restitution still owing at the conclusion of probation or parole gets...

Respectfully, Ms. Koslyn's advice is wrong. You have a complete defense to this ticket. The best way to present that defense is to hire an...

Aproximately how much would it cost to expunge a felony with a strike in the state of california?

Even if you get it expunged, it can still be alleged as a prior strike if you get another felony.

That last answer is incorrect. Actually, a warrant CAN be issued for your arrest if you fail to appear for jury duty. It's rare but I've seen it...

Can i get a dismissal if i have 2 convictions in separate counties but fulfilled my probation and fee requirments?

If your probation was terminated successfully without any violations of probation, and you have paid all your fines and fees, you can get an...

Can I get introuble for violating probation for an unrelated citation?

Sounds like you have a potential defense to the furnishing charge - a lack of intent. You still have to get a jury to agree with you. A lawyer...