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How Do I Find Out If I Have a Warrant in California? Arrest Warrants, Bench Warrants, and How to Clear One
There is no single statewide warrant database the public can search, but there are reliable ways to find out. Here is how arrest warrants and bench warrants differ, how to check in Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and Orange County, and how a lawyer clears a warrant without a surprise arrest.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
3 days ago10 min read


Arrested in Hemet or San Jacinto? What to Expect in Riverside County Criminal Court
A practical guide for people arrested in Hemet, San Jacinto, and the San Jacinto Valley: booking, release, where Riverside County hears the case, arraignment, protective orders, and the mistakes that hurt a defense.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
4 days ago10 min read


Arrested in Apple Valley or Hesperia? What to Expect at the Victorville Courthouse
A practical guide for people arrested in Apple Valley, Hesperia, Victorville, or Adelanto: booking at the High Desert Detention Center, bail and release, the first court date at the Victorville courthouse, and the mistakes that hurt High Desert cases.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
5 days ago11 min read


Arrested in Santa Ana or Tustin? What to Expect at the Central Justice Center
A practical guide to what happens after an arrest in Santa Ana, Tustin, or Orange: booking at the county jail, release, the first court date at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana, and the decisions that shape the case.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
6 days ago10 min read


Arrested in Glendale or Burbank? What to Expect at the Glendale and Burbank Courthouses
A practical guide to a criminal arrest in Glendale or Burbank: booking, release, the first court date at the Glendale or Burbank courthouse, and how misdemeanor and felony cases move in Los Angeles County.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Oct 2511 min read


Arrested in Whittier or Norwalk? What to Expect at the Whittier Courthouse
A practical guide for people arrested in Whittier, Norwalk, Santa Fe Springs, Pico Rivera, and La Mirada: where your case goes, how release and bail work in Los Angeles County, what happens at arraignment, and the mistakes that hurt cases before the first court date.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Oct 1513 min read


Arrested in Corona, Norco, or Eastvale? What to Expect at the Riverside Hall of Justice
Most criminal cases from Corona, Norco, Eastvale, and Jurupa Valley are heard at the Riverside Hall of Justice. Here is what happens from booking through arraignment, bail, and resolution, and the mistakes to avoid.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Oct 1011 min read


Arrested in Santa Clarita? What to Expect at the Santa Clarita Courthouse
Arrested in Santa Clarita, Valencia, Canyon Country, or Castaic? Here is what happens from the Sheriff's station to your first court date at the Santa Clarita Courthouse, and how a defense lawyer changes the outcome.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Oct 612 min read


How Does Bail Work in San Bernardino County? A Guide to the San Bernardino Justice Center
Arrested in San Bernardino County? Here is how bail is set, how bail bonds work, how own recognizance release works, and how a bail hearing at the San Bernardino Justice Center can lower or eliminate bail.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 1612 min read
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