Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Re: possesion of marijuana

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Re: possesion of marijuana

If you werre in CA, and you had under an ounce, then it should come up in Court as an infraction, despite what the officer charged you with...remember, it is up to the City Attorney and/or the District Attorney to file the charges they deem appropriate.

Are you a medical patient? If you are a card carrying patient, then this should be even easier for you.

If you require assistance please feel free to contact me at our office at the email provided by LawGuru or through our firm's site at 420Lawyer.com.

Scott

Re: possesion of marijuana

While this is a minor offense, you do not want any marijuana convictions on your record - period. A good lawyer should be able to obtain either a complete dismissal or infraction. Sometimes you can get what is called a diversion - going to some NA meetings in exchange for dismissal, for example.

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Re: possesion of marijuana

I would suggest contacting an attorney immediately. A good criminal defense attorney should be able to assist you. When someone is charged with a crime or receives a citation although the officer writes the citation as a certain type of offense such as a felony or misdemeanor, it is the district attorney that actually decides how the offense will be charged. In other words just because the officer wrote it up as a misdemeanor does not mean the DA will charge it as a one. The best thing for you to do right now is find a criminal attorney you can afford and get them working on this right away. They will be able to determine your best course of action and they may be able to get you some alternative sentencing that will really help your situation. If you do not know any criminal attorneys in your area, call the local county bar association and ask for a referral to a criminal attorney on their list. Good Luck