If I was convicted of a felony 10 years ago and released from prison can I represent myself in pro per in a criminal case

Yes, you can. But no, don't do it. You said "new evidence," which i take to mean that you're trying to re-litigate your old conviction. That is...

Am I able to obtain a public defender while I appear in court for 2nd DUI and driving on a suspended license?

You are entitled to a PD. Between now and the court date, I highly recommend for you to seek out a local DUI attorney for a free consultation. ...

As others have stated, traffic school is likely your best option. As for going to court, there may be a way to handle this online. In many...

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What charges and or lawsuit am I facing for theft of services from a private tow company for retrieving my vehicle without notic

Agree with above. You went onto private property and just took a motorcycle without asking/telling anyone. Even if you have every intention to...

What happens to defendant in Traffic case over a ticket, if defendant loses Jury Trial (in Orange County Traffic Court)? ...

You said jury trial, which means the charges were misdemeanors. If you are convicted, you'll be sentenced based on the charge. Every charge is...

Question ?

Wow, what a mess. Let me attempt to answer based on my guesses (correct me to get a more helpful answer please). Because you said your...

Does California have any for time offender programs?

There are no programs specifically for the charges you're talking about. In very rare situations, some San Diego judges have ordered programs only...

How much time?

If you are sentenced to 180, that's the custody time you must serve. Between good time credits and local kickbacks, you'll likely do something...

On probation served 10 days, released, went back to court for dv charge that was dismissed sentenced 180 days with time 71 days.

You need to be a little more specific. Parts of what you wrote does not make sense, which leads me to believe that you are confused. You were...

Not a defense. Unless you are a cop who violates someone's 4th amendment rights. Then ignorance, or alleged ignorance, will suffice.