Should We Cooperate With CPS And Allow Them Into Our Home?
I’m of the opinion that you must appear cooperative to CPS at all times. If you tell them to go get a warrant, they are going to go get a warrant. If they go get a warrant, you’ve already started the wheels of the court system in your life. The best thing...
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What Happens Once A Dependency Case Is Filed?
A dependency case can be extremely harmful to your family. Once a dependency case is filed, you will have to deal with a social worker and a minor’s counsel. Generally, you won’t be treated very well. Sometimes, you’ll get lucky and you will have a great social worker who is compassionate. Some...
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Who Can File A Dependency Action?
The Department Of Children and Family Services is in charge of filing a dependency action. They get what’s called a judicial council form, they fill it out with allegations of abuse or neglect, and they file it. They are the proponents of the action. At the first stage, they have to show...
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How to Find Out if There Is a CPS Case Against You
There are a few ways you will find out if CPS is investigating you. For example, if there is a domestic violence incident at your house, or there is some kind of incident in your home and the police come. Many times, the police will tell you they have to make a...
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Lawsuit: Man ‘Intentionally And Maliciously’ Killed By Concord Police
SAN FRANCISCO — The parents of a 21-year-old Antioch man who was being trailed by undercover narcotics officers when he was fatally shot by Concord police last May have filed a federal civil rights suit claiming their son was “intentionally and maliciously” killed.
Charles Burns was shot and killed...
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Revocation or Denial of a Merchant Mariner Credential Because of a DUI
A Merchant Marine Credential (MMC) is a credential issued by the U.S. Coast Guard combining the elements of the merchant mariner’s document, merchant mariner’s license, and certificate of registry, which are no longer issued as separate documents. (46 CFR § 10.201.)
When determining whether to issue or renew a Merchant Marine...
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DUI Bar to Real Estate License
A conviction of a DUI can prevent the issuance or cause the suspension or revocation of a real estate license if combined with another conviction involving drugs or alcohol.
The California Real Estate Commissioner has developed criteria for the denial, suspension or revocation of a real estate license in...
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Can a Doctor Lose His/Her License Due to a DUI?
The Internet is becoming fraught with reports of physicians losing their licenses following a DUI arrest. Most reports relate to doctors who have had multiple arrests or are have been arrested for a DUI incident involving injuries. However, this is no reason to be overly optimistic that the Medical Board will not take...
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Are Commercial Drivers’ DUI Penalties Appropriate?
More and more it is becoming quite clear that for many people the penalties for Driving Under the Influence outside the courtroom are more severe than the court imposed penalties. For example a Commercial Driver will become disqualified for a commercial license for a period of one year if their license is...
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Necessity to Drive Under the Influence?
Most states, if not all, allow a jury to be instructed on Necessity as a defense to a crime. This is a difficult instruction to apply in a DUI case but appropriate to some facts. The defense usually requires that there be a threat to the individual or another person that the...
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Witness: State Assemblyman Initially Refused Blood Test After Concord DUI Arrest
MARTINEZ – State Assemblyman Roger Hernandez repeatedly refused to take a breath or blood test after his drunken-driving arrest in March, which prompted Concord police to prepare to have the local lawmaker’s blood forcibly drawn, the arresting officer testified Wednesday.
After warning Hernandez, D-West Covina, that refusing a test...
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Dad Charged In Death Of Toddler Freed
STOCKTON – The court has ordered the release of a father charged with killing his infant child after attorneys reached a plea deal Wednesday.
STOCKTON – The court has ordered the release of a father charged with killing his infant child after attorneys reached a plea deal Wednesday.
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