Law Office Of John A. Campanella

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Job Well Done 5.0 stars Posted by Gilbert August 31, 2020 John diagnosed my case through court and DMV hearings which took about 1yr. John assured me that he would do everything he could to overcome this challenge and he did. John saved my career, my livelihood and made things easy for me since I live in a different county from which my court hearings were. All I can say is damn I love this man for his hard work THANK YOU JOHN... This review is from a person who hired this attorney. Hired attorney

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5 stars John did a phenomenal job of representing me in my DUI case. He took the time to explain everything to me at our first meeting (before COVID). He made me feel at ease with how he would handle the case. He brought up great arguments to strengthen my case based on the video footage and claims made by CHP. John attended all of my hearings and allowed me piece of mind as I continued to work without interruption. He kept me up to date with any all new information and where we were at with the case over the course of 6 months. He also, suggested utilizing an expert witness, which inevitable helped us reach a wet and reckless plea. I did not receive a DUI and I thank John for making that happen.

5 stars Mr. Campanella was a godsend! He was recommended by a fiend of a friend (another lawyer), who said that Mr. Campanella was one of the best DUI lawyers in Sacramento. I was so glad and relieved when I spoke to him, because he was very straight forward and told me exactly how he thought it was going to go. And he was right! Our case was a bit different than the usual. Mr. Campanella thought my case had a good chance of going through the mental health diversion, and we t...ook that chance. He recommended a great court psychiatrist, who hounded me for hours into my whole life, and because of that we ended up having a good case, since the judge could see the entire story. We won the case, and once I compete all the mandatory court stuff, my case will be dismissed! I'm so very grateful to Mr Campanella and his secretaries. The ladies were so helpful, compassionate, and kind. Thank you, all. See more

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Criminal Procedures During Emergency Conditions Frequently Asked Questions During COVID-19 Suspended Services: All Sacramento Superior Court locations will be closed to the public through April 17, 2020, except as to those matters listed in the General Orders of the Presiding Judge located at the following website address: https://www.saccourt.ca.gov/general/coronavirus.aspx All matters scheduled to be heard between March 20, 2020, and April 17, 2020, will be continued to a n...ew date. As additional information becomes available, it will be posted to our website. Q: What do I do if I have a court date (for example: a date for trial or other hearing) that is between March 20, 2020, and April 17, 2020? A: All hearings and/or appearances that are scheduled for the period of March 20, 2020, through April 17, 2020, will be rescheduled and notice of the new hearing dates will be mailed out. If you have an attorney, contact your attorney. Do not come to court. If you do not have an attorney, please continue to monitor the court website for more information about rescheduling as it becomes available. Q: What if I want to put my matter on calendar between March 20, 2020, and April 17, 2020? A: You will not be able to obtain court dates during this time period as the court is closed for most purposes. You may contact the court once it reopens to obtain a court date. Q: I have several pending deadlines approaching. How do I obtain an extension on my court-ordered programs and other requirements? A: If you have an attorney, please contact your attorney. All deadlines occurring between March 20, 2020, and April 17, 2020, will be extended. Please continue to monitor the court website for additional information. If your deadlines are not extended, you may come to the court when it reopens to request an extension. Q: How will I know if my hearing has been continued? Will I be provided notice in advance? A: Notice of rescheduled hearings will be mailed out. If you do not receive your notice and you have an attorney, contact your attorney to find out your new court date. Do not come to court. If you do not have an attorney, please continue to monitor the court website for more information about rescheduling as it becomes available. Please continue to check our website at www.saccourt.ca.gov for further instructions and updates. See more