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1. (California) CPO against me. Ex gf is moving out next week (my condo), what do I need to do before I move back?
  
  That depends ... is the residence she is vacating specifically listed as an exclusion on the CPO? If it is specifically indicated on the order, then you cannot go back until the order is modified. You should probably work with your attorney on this. A mistake will land you in jail since the...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #2
  
  Oct 23, 2019
  
  Forum: Domestic Violence & Abuse
2. Can i sue police department for breaking anonymity laws i wad sworn i would have by same dept?
  
  And, I believe the OP said he was told about anonymity by a dispatcher or call taker who took his call.
  CdwJava
  
  Post #19
  
  Oct 21, 2019
  
  Forum: Legal Ethics & Lawyer Malpractice
3. Ignorance of the law is no excuse
  
  That depends, what is the specific offense (code section) he is charged with? The term "sex crimes" can cover a great deal of ground. Generally, they need evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. What elements must be proven depends on the specific statute he is charged with violating.
  CdwJava
  
  Post #2
  
  Oct 19, 2019
  
  Forum: Sentencing / Parole / Pardons / Plea Bargains
4. What is the name of the system law enforcement officers use to pull personal information from a license plate?
  
  The USDOJ and the state agencies responsible for these telecom systems strictly regulate access and technical protocols. The paperwork and compliance checks and audits were annoying to say the least. When there is the perception of a problem or weakness,an agency can be terminated from access...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #36
  
  Oct 19, 2019
  
  Forum: Civil Litigation
5. What is the name of the system law enforcement officers use to pull personal information from a license plate?
  
  They can go to the record holder. In the case of vehicles, it won't be NLETS or NCIC, it would be the relevant state's DMV. And each state has assorted protections and hoops to allow for access to DMV information. The OP can certainly check with the DMV for his own info. It might be harder...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #30
  
  Oct 19, 2019
  
  Forum: Civil Litigation
6. What is the name of the system law enforcement officers use to pull personal information from a license plate?
  
  Hard to prevent unlawful access to records. If people are willing to break the law ... <shrug> ALPRs generally only pass along info for vehicles flagged in a local, state, or nationwide system. There is no need to review ALL the many hits they receive, only the ones that are of particular note.
  CdwJava
  
  Post #29
  
  Oct 19, 2019
  
  Forum: Civil Litigation
7. What is the name of the system law enforcement officers use to pull personal information from a license plate?
  
  No, but the system permit access to the DMV databases of the states and territories via NLETS ... I should have clarified that early on. It's NLETS (the National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System) that is accessed via NCIC to contact the respective DMVs.
  CdwJava
  
  Post #25
  
  Oct 19, 2019
  
  Forum: Civil Litigation
8. What is the name of the system law enforcement officers use to pull personal information from a license plate?
  
  Yes. NON law enforcement or permitted government agencies/personnel CANNOT access this information. Period.
  CdwJava
  
  Post #24
  
  Oct 19, 2019
  
  Forum: Civil Litigation
9. What is the name of the system law enforcement officers use to pull personal information from a license plate?
  
  Yes, they can run a plate in another state or territory with ease and minimal cause. It's easy and takes a few seconds. So, let me set that question to rest.
  CdwJava
  
  Post #21
  
  Oct 19, 2019
  
  Forum: Civil Litigation
10. What is the name of the system law enforcement officers use to pull personal information from a license plate?
  
  Yes, it does. I can run license plates in any state, Washington, D.C., U.S. territories, and even Canada and to a limited extent, Mexico, through NCIC. Oh, and just to head off a question, I only need a lawful purpose to do it - I don't even need to have the plate in front of me or good cause...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #20
  
  Oct 19, 2019
  
  Forum: Civil Litigation
11. What is the name of the system law enforcement officers use to pull personal information from a license plate?
  
  Your license plate can be run through a number of state and local systems. But, the system used to access nationwide DMV databases is known as NCIC (National Crime Information Center). It allows one agency to access DMV databases in other states, though they generally have to run the plate...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #13
  
  Oct 19, 2019
  
  Forum: Civil Litigation
12. Ticket dismissed got a letter 1 mo. later DA wants to prosecute
  
  Here is what you wrote: "California) I received a ticket for impeding traffic VC 22400A. I went to court and the judge dismissed it. A month later I recieve a letter from the DA trying to prosecute me. He Changed the vehicle code to VC 2800A" VC 22400 is impeding. VC 2800 is a failure to...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #60
  
  Oct 17, 2019
  
  Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
13. Ticket dismissed got a letter 1 mo. later DA wants to prosecute
  
  No. What YOU wrote was that you were cited for impeding, you went to court, and the officer asked that it be dismissed (in the interest of justice). It was. THEN, for some reason, the apparent issue of your failure to yield came to the DA's attention and the DA filed that crimional offense...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #57
  
  Oct 17, 2019
  
  Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
14. arrested for the experience?
  
  Well, that might get him tossed in the loonie bin for a few hours. Though, it'd be interesting to see him have an argument accusing himself of committing some crime against ... himself. Though, when I was a teen I saw a guy order dinner for himself and am imaginary friend, get into an...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #13
  
  Oct 14, 2019
  
  Forum: Juvenile Law
15. arrested for the experience?
  
  WHY would someone want to get arrested "for the experience"? And, for the life of me, I am not seeing how he could easily do this without conspiring with someone to commit the crime of making a false report to the police?! After all, there would have to be a complaining witness or victim, so ...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #11
  
  Oct 14, 2019
  
  Forum: Juvenile Law
16. Ticket dismissed got a letter 1 mo. later DA wants to prosecute
  
  You say you were cited for VC 2800. THAT offense is the one that appears to still be pending, and from what you wrote ... One officer on my side but taser to my face and told me to shut the truck off. The officer on the other side was telling me to pull over to the curb I did know what to do...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #50
  
  Oct 14, 2019
  
  Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
17. Ticket dismissed got a letter 1 mo. later DA wants to prosecute
  
  For the 224000 infraction the officer can recommend the matter be dropped in the interests of justice. The VC 2800 filed by the DA CANNOT be recommended to be dropped - the officer has no influence inside the courtroom in this area as he is truly just a witness on the VC 2800. Oh, and the...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #41
  
  Oct 14, 2019
  
  Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
18. Ticket dismissed got a letter 1 mo. later DA wants to prosecute
  
  Lucky for you. Though, you still appear to have that 2800 issue to address. Have you actually been served with a warrant, a summons, or otherwise served notice of the charge?
  CdwJava
  
  Post #29
  
  Oct 14, 2019
  
  Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
19. Can I be charged for attempting to call emergency?
  
  If the police can respond for welfare checks on calls where students vent to social media or via text they are stressed during midterms and want to kill themselves, then THINKING about calling is not a problem at all. And, yes, University police get those calls all the time.
  CdwJava
  
  Post #10
  
  Oct 13, 2019
  
  Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
20. Testify
  
  I tend to agree that the victim should not HAVE to be displaced. However, if the culture at the school is that the student feels that reporting a crime makes them a "snitch" and something less than a person of value and worth, then to heck with the school. I strongly suspect that the...
  CdwJava
  
  Post #16
  
  Oct 12, 2019
  
  Forum: Juvenile Law

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