Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

What's the outcome? Potentially multiple years in prison. You'll learn that at the end of the process, including motions, plea negotiations, or trial. It will be based upon all the admissible evidence and testimony, and depends upon the range of charges actually brought against you, and on what you're convicted or plead to. Your claims of illegal search and seizure can be brought in appropriate motions. If serious about hiring legal counsel, feel free to contact me.

The information you provided does not supply anyone with enough facts or the kind of facts necessary to answer the question with any type of accuracy. For example, what was the charge that led you to being on bail? have you been convicted of other crimes prior to this arrest? Do you have any felonies in your background? How old are you? What happened when you were arrested? What did you say to the Police? These are just a few of the questions that are necessary to start to get a picture of what you're looking at.

However, what you can be sure of is that you need an attorney. I suggest you start looking for one in your area immediately. If you can't find one, call your local bar association and ask for referrals from their referral list. If you can not afford one the court will appoint a public defender for you.

Good luck

Brian D. McGinity