Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
Filing Cert. of Rehabilitation and Pardon with Superior Court
For someone who was sentenced to 2 years state prison, and is incarcerated at the present time, in order to attempt to get a court date, and get him into a rehabilitation/work program (he also has a heart condition) would filing a ''Notice of Filing for Certificate of Rehabilitation and Pardon'' with the Court where he was sentenced, be the right start to accomplish this? And if not, could you give us any information pertaining to this?
Thank you.
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Re: Filing Cert. of Rehabilitation and Pardon with Superior Court
If you wish to have the sentence modified, filing said certificate is not the proper procedure. You would be well served by obtaining representation. This is a matter for which an experienced hand in legal strategy in needed. Don't try to go through this by yourself, get the results that you deserve. Please call me directly at (619)222-3504.
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