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Before a court in California authorizes a criminal case for trial, the prosecutor will prepare an evidentiary hearing. This hearing also goes by the name preliminary hearing.
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Before a court in California authorizes a criminal case for trial, the prosecutor will prepare an evidentiary hearing. This hearing also goes by the name preliminary hearing. A judge will evaluate the evidence presented by the prosecutor to determine if a crime occurred and if you appear to be responsible for it. The possibility exists that a judge will dismiss the case if the evidence seems too weak for the state to invest resources in a trial.
Go to court with no evidence to support your claims, and the judge will dismiss the case due to lack of evidence or lack of merit.
Judges don't allow frivolous lawsuits to waste the court's time and expenses.