Rhonda Mae Hixon

I have been involved in the criminal justice system for much of my adult life- as a Probation Officer, Deputy District Attorney, Judge Pro Tempore, and for the past 23 years as a committed fighter for the rights of the accused in Shasta County.

Loyola Law School, Los Angeles

J.D. (1985) | Trial Advocacy

1982 - 1985

California State University - Long Beach

B.S. (1978) | Criminal Justice

1976 - 1978

Criminal Defense Attorney

HIxon Law Office

1992 - Current

I defend adults and juveniles charged with criminal offenses in Shasta, and surrounding counties. We investigate, secure favorable evidence, file Motions, fight Search and Seizure, conduct Discovery, Preliminary Hearings, Negotiations, Jury Trials, VOP's.

Deputy

Shasta County District Attorney

1987 - 1992

California State Bar  # 119870

Member

1985 - Current

California

Since 1985

Q. what is the time frame an accuser can use in a crime? can a 30 day period be left open for one incident?

December 6, 2022

A: All allegations made by an accuser within the Statute of Limitations for the crime or crimes alleged

can be used to support a prosecution on those charges.

Q. In California can I file a motion to dismiss for failure to bring to trial(statute of limitations) without being Booked?

October 27, 2022

A: The Statute of Lim

itations is a defense to the criminal prosecution, so you must have an active criminal prosecution against you to raise it.

Q. Prison sentence 2yrs half time,with 10months credit,5 actual month in will you have 2months left to do or 7 months left,

October 27, 2022

A: When calculating credits you want to subtract actual time in custody from the total sentence imposed, then apply the half-time credits to determine the out date. So, roughly two years is 730 days, minus the 150 (5mo in), or 580, which would be 290 at half-time, or about 9 months

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