Criminal Defense Attorney Orange

To answer your question properly, we need to know what criminal charges were filed against you. If the offense are relatively minor (public intox/disturbing the peace) then you probably won't receive any jail time. However, if you are convicted of more serious offenses, then there exists a very real possibility you may end up serving some time in jail. Misdemeanors have a maximum punishment in county jail of 1-year in California.

Your question is way too general. You could do anywhere from 0 days to 3 years. Contact an attorney and discuss the details.

Hire a good criminal lawyer, have the warrants recalled and defend the charges.

The range of punishment you could be facing varies depending on the types of charges (what type of misdemeanors) and how long the warrants have been outstanding. Consult a local criminal defense attorney in your area. On most misdemeanors, an attorney can clear the warrants for you, without you having to be present in court. Good luck!

The amount of time that you will get will depend on the misdemeanor charges. By definition the maximum time for a misdemeanor is one year in the county jail. With most misdemeanor cases if there is more than one the others will be dismisses or the time will run concurrent. As to when you get released on a misdemeanor that can depend on how crowded the jail is and what you were found guilty of. With more facts an attorney cha give you a complete answer.