In CA under what circumstances would the sheriff's remove a car from a driveway on pp then claim no record
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WANT A NEW CAR FOR YOUR TROUBLES THE POLICE VIOLATED PROCEEDURES GO TO CITY COUSEL REQUEST DAMAGES YOU WILL WIN?>>>>?>??\n\nOh my god you mean this kind off shshsh happened to someone besides me....\n\nI'ts your lucky day. When this happen to me I became an instant expert.  I had two cars towed away out of my driveway with no notice just they were there monday gone without a trace tues.\n\n (Black 1992 convertible mazda 929 and a 64 1/2 mustang)\n\nlong story short you have a right to a tow hearing this is requested by you at the police agency where violation took place.  By law you have 10 or so days to do this length may vary all counties different. But what is universal they must give you a hearing verble or in person within 24 to 48 hours. This is done with the sargent or police captain to protect your rights against wrongful actions. \n\nThe police broke the law not the tow yard but they could be working together.  I would check to see if they were on tow duty that night and if another tow com got called off your tow.  Bottom line the city attourny defends city employees so have to get on city board meeting calindar to make complaint and equest reembursement of moneys lost.\nCar doesnt have to be registered or in your name to make claim .  If your were responsible for it. You will wineasally I got 10,003.00 for what happen to me.\n\nLots more info if you need it!  just email me tainaolson@yahoo.com
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You have to pay to have it removed. You will probably have to pay some big fines and your car becomes scrap.
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You're not going to get an accurate answer unless you tell people what state you're in.  The laws covering these things vary by state.\n\nIf you're in California, give it up.  Criminal history is very tightly controlled and the average Joe can't get it.\n\nIf you know what court jurisdictions your family member may have been in trouble in, court records are almost always public information.  That won't tell you everything, but it may well give you the information you're looking for.
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Assuming you've authorized the service, then yes, you are committing a crime by removing the car from the repair facility.  It's called "Obtaining goods or services by false pretenses".
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If it's in your car, it's considered yours.\nIf it's an illegal search, the evidence is void.
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In general, absolutely.  But like any evidence it needs to be authenticated, and it will be excluded if it is not relevant (or if it contains hearsay, or is more prejudicial than probative, etc.)  It may also be excluded in a criminal case if it is a police recording obtained wwithout a warrant.
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Plead not guilty, get a public defender the evidence will be thrown out because probable cause doesn't exist. Seeing something legal in the car does not give them probable cause. Unless the pocket knife was illegal, or you are on probation, in that case he can search you. Overall though they just do as they please and usually get by with it, don't let them railroad you, he obtained evidence illegally. It all depends on what is in the report.
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Should be on your final police report, if not then the police station should have it. It's your record, go see it.
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Depends on the state where you live, in can show up in public records. For example, if you live in Arizona, they can be recorded with the county recorder and any one can look it up.
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Call the police. A blocked driveway is an emergency hazard. The guilty party will learn quickly to park his idiot car correctly.
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If you are over the age of 18, it will stay, no mater what. you may request for the record to be removed but that does not happen much
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Also don't know Washington law, but agree that the State will often pick up DV charges if the victim recants or withdraws.  \n\nIf you want the charge dropped, you need to speak with the prosecutor, not the courts or anyone else.  It's the prosecutor's office that's doing the prosecution, so they're the ones to talk to if you no longer desire prosecution.\n\nWhere did the no contact order come from?  In California, the judge can issue one from the bench on his own or at the request of the prosecutor.  You might have sought one out as well.  In any event, most likely a judge is the one who actually issued the order, and it takes a judge to rescind it.  If you asked for it, get yourself back on calendar and tell the judge why you don't want it.  If the prosecutor asked for it on your behalf, ask them to ask the judge to rescind it.\n\nGood luck with whatever you do, but I really, REALLY encourage you to leave the no contact order as is.  Up to you what you want to do with the DV criminal charges, but there shouldn't be any harm leaving the no contact order in place if you've moved out of state anyway, right?
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You can contact the court, file papers, go before a judge, and request this.  \nDepending on the arrest type, length of time since sentencing, the positive changes you have made in your life, and how the record is affecting your future capabilities, you just might get it removed.
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yes you can request a copy, but as far as i know there is not limit on dui reporting so always list it and the date so they can see it and if its been 10 years and you have a clean record there should be no problem.
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Yes, that section authorizes police to remove abandoned vehicles from private property. However, Section 22660 CVC allows the city or county to adopt their own policy for removal of those types of vehicles. Removing vehicles off of private property can place the liability directly on the agency that tows the vehicles, so most cities have policies directly relating to this issue.\n\nIn the city where I work, the removal of all abandoned vehicles on private property are left up to the property owner who, if certain conditions are met, can tow the vehicle themselves (see 22658(a) CVC). Unless the vehicle is a chronic nuisance we won't touch it. Even if we do decide to begin the process of having the vehicle towed, it gets passed on to the county's vehicle abatement program, who may or may not tow the car.\n\nSo to answer your question in short...\n\nYes it applies to vehicles on private property, but it does not override the jurisdictions own policy on the matter.\n\nIf you have a car you want off your property, you may just want to do it yourself...just make sure its all legal.
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Wow.\n\nDriving without a valid license (one that has never been issued or is expired), is a misdemeanor in California.  Misdemeanors are punishable in this state by up to one year in the county jail (this one may be only up to six months...I didn't check, but your first offense isn't going to result in *any* jail time anyway).\n\nThere's a fine...maybe a couple hundred bucks.\n\nThe car you're driving will likely be towed and possibly impounded for up to 30 days.  That will be more expensive than any fine a judge will hand out.\n\nYou *could* be arrested and booked into a jail.  If you had no official identification, you might even be held for court or until your identity was positively established.\n\nOn the whole, I'd recommend an English class and a driver's license.  Both will save you a lot of time and grief.
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Kinda yes and kinda no...........It depends on the "unmarked" vehicle. Bottom line, if they are legite and have a ticket book they can cite you.\n\nHowever, a car with no lights on top (what we refer to as a "slick top") is considered unmarked to some. Other cars will not have spot lights or pushbars, also making them look more like a normal or unmarked car. These cars CAN stop you IF you pull over. But you DO NOT have to yield to them!\n\nIn California the car must have markings identifyinf the agency, i.e. California Highway Patrol. They must also have a UNIFORMED officer. If a car "lights you up" without markings or a uniformed officer, you have the right not to stop. However if you have a cell phone you should call to report you are concerned about the vehicle trying to stop you. Either way, if you dont stop they will request a marked veicle with a uniformed offier and you will still be cited for the origianl traffic violation only.\n\nIt is advised you dont yield to a totally unmarked car and always request a marked car and uniformed officer deal with you. This is for safety as many impersonations happen!!