Can I drop the charges?

No. The City of San Luis, through the police department or the City Prosecutor, not you, has charged the defendant with a crime. Although the decision to prosecute or dismiss a case is made by this office, we do consider the wishes of victims when making that decision.

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1. Can I receive legal advice from the City Prosecutor’s Office?
2. What kinds of cases does the San Luis City Prosecutor prosecute?
3. I believe I am the victim of a criminal offense. How do I report the offense?
4. I want to continue a court date. How do I do that?
5. Where do I locate the San Luis City Code?
6. Can I park my motor home in my driveway?
7. Can the City tow my car out of my driveway?
8. Do I have to license my cat or dog?
9. How do I press charges against another person?
10. Can I drop the charges?
11. Will I have to testify?
12. How do I clear up a bench warrant?
13. My driver license is suspended, how do I get it back?
14. What is a Plea Agreement and how do I get one?
15. I received a citation, but can't make my court appearance date. What can I do?
16. Can I discuss my case with the Prosecutor?
17. Can I attend an arraignment or other court appearance?