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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
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
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
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
Jackass (Star) Ryan Dunn Got Away with Murder.
24
Jun
When Jackass star Ryan Dunn killed his friend and passenger while drivng with a BAC of 0.19%, he actually committed a homicide. By dying, he avoided prison and certain bankruptcy. Continue reading
Dealing with Petty Theft and Shoplifting Charges Under P.C. 484 / PC 488
22
Jun
Defendants charged with petty theft should not just walk in and plead guilty, even if it looks bad. There are ways to manage the damage the problem poses. By hiring a professional Attorney to work on your side, or by getting help from the public defenders office, you can give yourself the best chance to avoid a theft conviction that could restrict job opportunities in the future. Continue reading
When does an Officer have to show up in Court? At the Trial.
21
Jun
Police officers do not have to appear in court at the arraignment. Only if there is a trial scheduled will an officer’s testimony on a traffic citation be required. Continue reading
Want to Get an Expungement in WA State? Here is the Info You Need
15
Jun
WA State has an excellent publication on how expungements work on WA courts. All States should follow WA’s lead to help people in their job searches by making expungements accessible. Continue reading
