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  • San Diego County Charge: Out of county resident charged with felony assault and battery involving multiple victims and great bodily and serious injuries Result: Verdict, Not Guilty on All 7 counts of Assault and Battery with Great Bodily Injury and Multiple Strikes.San Diego County Charge: 69 year old man driving under the influence of methamphetamine onto oncoming traffic Result: Hung Jury and District Attorney Dismissed DUI San Diego County Charge: Mother of two evading police in hit and run charge with serious bodily injury Result: District Attorney Dismissed after Successful Line-Up Motion San Diego County Charge: Juvenile charged with running over her ex boyfriend at high school Result: Court Dismissed case after Argument Made In Mitigation San Diego County Charge: Spouse arrested for domestic violence after 911 calls and pictures of serious bodily injury Result: District Attorney Dismissed at Trial San Diego County Charge: Military member arrested for assault and battery Result: Court Dismissed after successful argument for Military Diversion San Diego Federal Charge: 19-year-old student charged with Alien Smuggling Result: Case Dismissed after negotiations with US Attorney
                    
    San Diego County Charge: Out of county resident charged with felony assault and battery involving multiple victims and great bodily and serious injuries Result: Verdict, Not Guilty on All 7 counts of Assault and Battery with Great Bodily Injury and Multiple Strikes.San Diego County Charge: 69 year old man driving under the influence of methamphetamine onto oncoming traffic Result: Hung Jury and District Attorney Dismissed DUI San Diego County Charge: Mother of two evading police in hit and run charge with serious bodily injury Result: District Attorney Dismissed after Successful Line-Up Motion San Diego County Charge: Juvenile charged with running over her ex boyfriend at high school Result: Court Dismissed case after Argument Made In Mitigation San Diego County Charge: Spouse arrested for domestic violence after 911 calls and pictures of serious bodily injury Result: District Attorney Dismissed at Trial San Diego County Charge: Military member arrested for assault and battery Result: Court Dismissed after successful argument for Military Diversion San Diego Federal Charge: 19-year-old student charged with Alien Smuggling Result: Case Dismissed after negotiations with US Attorney
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Certificate of Rehabilitation

Published: March 6, 2014

What is it? It is a court order declaring that the applicant who was convicted of a felony is now rehabilitated. Who is eligible to apply? A person convicted of a felony who has served a sentence in a California prison or other state penal institution or agency; was discharged...

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Things To Know In Jail

Published: March 5, 2014

Administrative Segregation—A status of confinement for non-disciplinary reasons that provides closer supervision, control and protection than is provided in general population. Commissary—The jail store for inmates, which provides food and hygiene items, correspondence material, tennis shoes, reading glasses, phone cards and over-the-counter medication. Contraband—Includes illegal items, explosives, deadly weapons, drugs,...

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DUI San Diego

Published: March 4, 2014

Most misdemeanor D.U.I. cases can take from 2 to 4 months to complete.   Initially, we enter a plea of not guilty on your behalf with the court at the Arraignment.  We then obtain information about the case from several sources for our representation of your case.  For example, in-office meetings,...

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Dismiss Criminal Case

Published: March 2, 2014

Who qualifies for dismissal under P.C. 1203.4? A defendant who was convicted of an infraction, misdemeanor, or felony that was not sentenced to state prison and has completed all the terms of his or her sentence, including the payment of fines and both formal and informal probation can petition for...

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District Attorney San Diego

Published: February 28, 2014

What does NOLT stand for? No Opposition to Local Time.  What does “No Opposition to Local Time” mean? It means that the prosecution will allow the defense to offer sentencing alternatives to incarceration without any opposition. What is a NOLT offer? It is a type of plea deal offered by...

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Alternative to Jail for DUI

Published: February 26, 2014

What it is? It is a secure continuous remote alcohol monitoring device that provides an alternative to sentencing for DUI offenders on probation.  Who qualifies for the SCRAM program? Repeat DUI offenders or defendants with severe alcohol abuse problems who are on probation.  How does the SCRAM program work? When...

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Criminal Bail

Published: February 25, 2014

You or someone you know was just detained, they are now in custody and are waiting to hear the charges being filed against them. Here is what you need to know, the court does not have the obligation to post bail. However, if the court does choose to post bail,...

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Criminal Justice System

Published: February 24, 2014

ARRAIGNMENT This is a defendant’s first appearance before the court. During arraignment the court will read the defendant’s rights, inform the defendant of the charges and the potential penalties that the defendant may be facing. The court will want to know at this time if the defendant will be represented...

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Misdemeanor Probation Violation

Published: February 23, 2014

What it is?? Misdemeanor probation is a sentencing option that offers non-violent offenders convicted of a misdemeanor conditional release as an alternative to serving time in county jail. What it is not? It is not an alternate route to prosecution. Probation happens after a conviction and during sentencing. How does...

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Felony Probation Violation

Published: February 22, 2014

What it is? Felony probation is a sentencing option that offers a defendant convicted of a felony conditional release as an alternative to incarceration in state prison.  What it is not? It is not an alternate route to prosecution. Probation happens after a conviction and during sentencing. How does felony...

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