I was cited for a CVB violation while vacationing in California, but I live in another state. Can I have my case transferred to the state where I live?

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I was cited for a CVB violation while vacationing in California, but I live in another state. Can I have my case transferred to the state where I live?

Posted by Federal Public Defender on June 8, 2017 in Central Violations Bureau (CVB)

If you intend to contest your charges, you must appear in California. If you are interested in resolving your case through a guilty plea, there is a provision under Rule 58(c)(2) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure to allow transfer of your case for plea and sentencing.

How does someone apply to the CASA program?

Any defense counsel may apply on behalf of their client by submitting a letter to the CASA team closest to where the applicant may reside, regardless of where the case has...

Governor Newsom Appoints William H. Forman as Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge

Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the appointment of William H. Forman, former Deputy Federal Public Defender with the Capital Habeas Unit with the Federal Public...

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I was cited for a CVB violation while vacationing in California, but I live in another state. Can I have my case transferred to the state where I live?

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