Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

What can a 19 hear old get for his first time being in trouble he got bail and then missed a court date now in jail facing

11550 (A) misdemeanor

148.9 (A) misdemeanor

211 felony

1214.1 (A) misdemeanor

459 misdemeanor

496 (A) felony

487 (A) felony

496 (A) felony

But after court it shows continued on all of them but the bottom 2 are blank and the 496 (A) felony shows dismiss

Please tell me what all this means I'm a widow with a son whom km about to loose and IM LOOSING MY MIND WITH FEAR AND CANT STOP CRYING


Asked on 5/28/19, 6:56 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Barney Gibbs Law Office of Barney B. Gibbs

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Answered on 5/28/19, 8:27 pm
Terry A. Nelson Nelson & Lawless

Your son definitely needs an experienced criminal defense attorney, if he doesn't have one, get him one immediately. If he were to be convicted, each misdemeanor carries up to one year in jail, and each felony carries one or more years in prison. His attorney will have to analyze the pleadings, evidence and facts to see what defenses he has available to him. The attorney's job is to either take the case[s] to trial if he believes he has a reasonable chance of success, or alternatively, to negotiate the best 'plea deal' he can get to minimize the 'time' your son faces. Feel free to contact me at 714-960-7584 to get him that help. My practice covers most of SoCal courts.

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Answered on 5/29/19, 10:04 am


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