Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Re: Minor in possesion of MJ as an adult

Thank you for your posting, and the opportunity to serve you further. If you were a minor, and did not have a valid prescription, then yes, you can suffer consequences from that earlier citation or arrest. You may have a probation violation based upon failure to complete a term of your sentence, for which you should consider getting legal help.

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Re: Minor in possesion of MJ as an adult

You need to appear to be re-enrolled in the program. Call me directly at 16192223504.

Re: Minor in possesion of MJ as an adult

You aren't being punished for the possession charge. Instead, your failure to complete the punishment you were given has made you ineligible for your license. The state is entitled to treat people who fail to comply with court orders worse than people who comply fully.

Once you complete your program (and deal with any additional penalties the court might assess for your failure to complete it on time) you should become eligible again.

Contact the lawyer who represented you at trial and see if she can help you, or at least refer you to someone else who can.