Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Re: I really need help! My rights are being violated!

I very much doubt that the prosecution has "no evidence of a crime". The fact that you don't know what the evidence is does not mean the prosecutor has none.

In many situations police can enter a home without a warrant. Likewise, police officers from one community can often perform police duties in another. Many of the circumstances which would justify doing one of these things would also justify doing the other.

Saying that there is no victim tells us very little, since we don't know what you're charged with. Many crimes -- most obviosuly, drug possession and use -- have no victim in the conventional sense but are crimes nonetheless.

Few defendants are satisfied with their public defenders. This is understandable, since PDs almost never have as much time available for a case as they should. A client's dissatisfaction does not mean that the PD is doing his job incorrectly.

Perhaps there is more to your story, but you have made accusations without providing many facts to back them up. It's hard to agree with conclusions without knowing what facts they are based upon.