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How to Fight a Traffic Court Civil Assessment When You Can’t Get a Court Date

20 Jul

If you missed a court date and the court added a civil assessment under Penal Code sec 1214.1 – then denied you a court date, there is a way to fight it. Here is an updated Step By Step Guide to trying everything this experienced criminal defense attorney can think of. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in 1214.1, 40509.5, civil assessment, Civil Assessments, forms, Fresno County, GC services, Going to Court, Los Angeles County, penal code, San Luis Obispo County, Santa Clara County, Solano County, Suspended Drivers License, ticket, Traffic Court Fines, Traffic Court Forms, Traffic Court Trials, Trial by Declaration, trial de novo, Vehicle Code

 

Can a Colorado DUI Result in California Suspension? Yes.

19 Jul

Most states will honor another state’s suspension of a a driving privilege. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in DMV, DMV DUI Hearings, drivers license, DUI Information, suspension

 

Dealing With “Resisting an Officer” Charges to Protect Your Future

18 Jul

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Dealing With “Resisting an Officer” Charges to Protect Your Future

18 Jul

A conviction for Resisting a Police Officer can kill a career. But a charge of resisting a police officer can be dismissed, reduced, or beat at trial. On a case like this, professional help makes a difference. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in 148, Background Checks, defense attorney, Free Legal Self Help, Going to Court, penal code, pitchess, pretrial

 

Pleading “Not Guilty”? You Don’t Have To Give Up The Right to a Speedy Trial.

18 Jul

Do not Let a Traffic Court Commissioner Trick You Into Giving Up the Right to a Speedy Trial if you want a speedy trial. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in arraignment, Going to Court, not guilty, speedy trial, traffic court, Traffic Court Trials

 

Which is Worse? Driving on a Suspended License vs. Driving W/O a Valid license

11 Jul

Driving on a Suspended Drivers License is a more serious offense than driving without a valid drivers license because it is a misdemeanor crime that brings possible jail time and 2 negligent driver points on your DMV record. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in defense attorney, drivers license points, Suspended Drivers Licenses, suspended license, Traffic Court Fines, vehicle code section 12500, vehicle code section 14601, Warrant Information

 

How To Get a Traffic or Misdemeanor Case Transfered to Another Court?

08 Jul

How do you get a court case transferred to a different county or state? You can’t. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in Going to Court, transfer

 

What Casey Anthony Case Says About US? Sometimes the Guilty Go Free to Protect the Innocent.

06 Jul

This isn’t Syria. In America, we prefer to let some guilty people go in order to prevent the government from Imprisoning or killing innocent people. And it’s OK. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in casey anthony, Celebrity Arrests, Going to Court, innocent, jury, Traffic Court Trials

 

What is the Sentence for a First Offense DUI in California?

05 Jul

The Penalties and sentence for a first offense DUI charge are routine in most California courts. Most people get the same sentence, but there can be aggravating factors. And in some counties, Ignition Interlock Devices will be required for even first offenders. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in 23152, ab548, drivers license, driving under the influence, first offense, Going to Court, interlock, misdemeanor, probation, Vehicle Code, work release

 

How to Use Pre Trial Motions in Traffic Ticket Trials to Limit Evidence

28 Jun

Using Pre Trial Motions in Traffic Ticket trials can help you win, and look professional. Here is an Attorney’s explanation of how write and use Motions in Limine for Traffic Court. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in forms, Going to Court, Traffic Court Trials

 
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