Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

The charges are possession of drugs ( possibly meth) and receiving stolen property, suspended license, resisting arrest, and a misdemeanor drug charge. You need to contact an attorney at once and go over the facts of the case and begin to mount a vigorous defense. I wish you well......David Wallin

Mr. Wallin's description of the offenses is correct. You can get the police report through your attorney, who will demand it from the police and the prosecution under Penal Code section 1054.1 and Brady v. Maryland.

It looks like a messy case, one where diversion (i.e. PC1000 or Prop 36) is not possible and probation may not be granted without some significant jail time. Prison may even be part of the deal.

Unless you have prior strikes, none of those charges will land you in prison. County? Yes, but not prison.

You've already been told what the charges are. You probably have a probation violation for your underlying DUI that got your license suspended under 14601.2.

Now it's time to select the lawyer you want to represent you.