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I see what he is saying, but the OP's state of CA offers no real alternative than a citation and release.

It wouldn't be permitted at all ... unless he refused to sign the citation ... or the officer did not believe he had sufficient identification of the suspect to complete the citation. Out here it is our only real option. We would lack the authority to impound it, and could not compel the...

I agree ... why do you insist on constantly resurrecting the matter. The cops are eventually going to get tired of your obsession over this issue and they just might decide to take a good hard look at the girl's claims. And, based upon your obsession, they just might find some validity to her...

Actually, the CVC generally mandates that a citation be issued for the infraction. We cannot make a custodial arrest for the offense. And, it is a correctable violation. Even if the officer did not indicate such on the citation, the court can make it so. But, if the OP and the registered...

It is doubtful that the campus or the police are going to spend a lot of time and energy investigating this drama. Chances are they will tell everyone to stay away from each other and have done with it. Oh, and they will likely tell you to continue counseling or therapy or face expulsion.

If you do not correct the violations, expect to pay the full amount of those fines which will be north of $1,158 for the registration and insurance violations alone. MAYBE a judge will allow you the option to file a PNO and believe the car will be stored for the year. If that's what is to be...

Why stir up the police if there is no criminal investigation? It would seem best to just leave it be.

And in CA it can be a felony to carry a concealed knife, but you can get just a misdemeanor citation for a concealed, loaded handgun. Go figger!

As a note, the District Attorney in Los Angeles County does not generally deal with traffic offenses. The no license in possession and the registration violation can be correctable violations so as long as he has a valid license and the registration is brought up to date, those two should be...

The detention as a prelude to arrest is very similar to the authority in any other state. One must detain to affect the arrest. So, if the officer viewed a violation outside his jurisdiction, but within one where his agency had the requisite permission to make an arrest pursuant to state law...

They likely do not have to let you see any such report. If they choose to let you see it, great. But, they generally do not have to.

I did. And your interpretation is not quite correct ... Chances are the agency heads have complied with this ... it is common in many states for a new agency head to provide this approval when they ascend the throne (i.e. become Chief or Sheriff). 175.40(6)  (a) A peace officer outside of...

None of that PROVES it did not happen. Using your logic anyone who reported a crime for which there was no conviction could take action against their accuser. Not having proof that it DID happen is not the functional equivalent of saying it did NOT happen.

If they made such counseling a condition of your continued enrollment, they probably can. Aren't their services available for students?

And how are you going to PROVE that her allegations are false??

When you compare these "probation" conditions to expulsion, yeah, it seems "fair." I would suggest you make no more mention of these folks, that you do not frequent bulletin boards or websites that they are on, and that you avoid like the plague anywhere they might frequent or socialize. Just...

The problem is going to be one of proof. How are they going to prove she lied? And how are they going to prove that she is stalking you? Making a statement is not proof, nor is denying it. And, understand, the university is not in the business of playing police officer. They may simply call...

You asked for possible legal ramifications and you received some answers to those possibilities. A lawsuit is unlikely to be successful, and criminal charges could be forthcoming against your child. It might be possible to mitigate potential harm from lawsuits or criminal charges in your son's...

Most discrimination is lawful. Unless you can show that he was discriminated against in some way solely for his perceived association with a protected class of person, then you really have no claim. There is an appeals process through the Scouts, and you can avail yourself of that if you wish...

In most every state that is a crime. In my state we call it "brandishing," it might have another name in your state, but the intent is clear - to threaten or intimidate the other party with a weapon. My son is in the Boy Scouts as well, and if someone had pulled a knife on him in such a way...