If you have been arrested in California, the next 24 to 48 hours determine the trajectory of your case.
Booking And Holding
Expect fingerprinting, photographs, and a property inventory. Decline interviews. Only confirm name and date of birth.
Arraignment Within 48 Hours
If you are still in custody, Generally within 48 hours of arrest, not counting Sundays and holidays, with limited extensions if the court is not in session (Penal Code 825). Having counsel at that hearing can mean lower bail or OR release.
Get An Attorney Before The First Hearing
Call (951) 240-0030 the moment you have phone access — even before family.
Discuss Your Case with Andrei
Free, confidential consultation. Every detail matters when your future is on the line.
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