People v. J.M
People v. J.M Charge: DUI/VC 23152(a) &(b)Case No. 8AH04562Disposition: Jury Trial/Dismissal per PC 1118.1 J.M.
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The California Justice Law Group presents to you the following Guide for the Accused. This guide does not give legal advice...
A thorough and competent investigation almost always makes the difference between an acquittal or a conviction. It is a...
Information regarding plea bargaining is aimed not only toward the guilty, but also the innocent, and most especially the...
What Are Miranda Rights and How Does One Get Them? The Miranda rights provide that, before a person is subjected to...
Know Your Rights The police do not decide your charges; they can only make recommendations. The prosecutor is the only...
In many cases, especially during instances where drug-trafficking, financial crime families are involved, defendants will...
Before you use any Bail Bonds service you should contact a Criminal Defense Attorney first. If your friend or family member...
Charged with Vandalism? There are very severe penalties for vandalism in California, with an attempt to reduce the amount...
Resisting arrest is a common charge that is filed against those who law enforcement claim resisted the arrest in any way....
When federal or state investigators are investigating a crime and do not have enough evidence to convict, they may charge...
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