Case Reopening And Warrants

Summary

A dismissed case in California can be reopened under specific conditions, like new evidence. Warrants generally require notice unless legal exceptions exist. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may qualify for a public defender.

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Without notice
In California, if a case was dismissed, there are certain circumstances where it can be reopened, such as new evidence. However, receiving no notice for a warrant can be concerning.
- If the case was dismissed "without prejudice," it can be reopened.
- "With prejudice" means it cannot be reopened.
- Warrants typically require notice unless specific legal exceptions apply.
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I dont have any money
I understand financial concerns can be challenging. In California, you might be eligible for a public defender if you cannot afford an attorney. They can provide legal assistance at no cost. Would you like information on how to apply for a public defender?