Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Warrents

I need to speak to a lawyer about bringing up my warrents in court so that I can take care of them but I want to know how much time I'm facing or if any at all so is there anyway i could talk to someone or what I need to do to go about this as soon as possible thank you!


Asked on 8/01/02, 12:26 am

2 Answers from Attorneys
Gary Olive Law Offices of Gary Olive

Re: Warrents

For your warrants the best advice is to go court on your own accord. That will always put you one step ahead of the game. It is far better to walk in on your own, than to be arressted on a warrant. I don't know how much time you are facing as you have not stated what the original offenses are.

Good luck.

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Answered on 8/01/02, 9:35 am
Steven Mandell Law Offices of Steven R. Mandell

Re: Warrents

The best thing you can do is sit down and talk to a criminal lawyer and explain what your warrants are for, where they are, how many of them exist, etc. Once the complete situation is known, it can be analyzed and choices made to maximize your position and minimize the consequences to you. Most criminal lawyers give free consultations. I do, and I'd be happy to talk to you about these warrants. Feel free to call me at 310 393 0639.

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Answered on 8/01/02, 12:39 am


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