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Warren J. Breslin
Schaumburg Criminal Defense Attorney.
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Basically the court of Illinois served me a subpoena over the phone and the detective told

Asked by a user in Chicago, IL - about 1 year ago.

Personal service of process is required in criminal cases. Even in a civil case a subpoena is required to be served upon a resident in your household who is thirteen or older. You have not been properly served to require your appearance in court.

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Can a man charged with armed robbery get a bond hearing?

Asked by a user in Savannah, GA - about 1 year ago.

The defendant certainly has the right to a bond hearing that has undoubtedly taken place. His criminal history as well as the seriousness of the charges would have been considered when setting his required bond amount. The weakness of the prosecution evidence and defenses available are more appropriately considered at a preliminary hearing or trial. His lawyer will guide him through his ordeal. Public defenders are generally carrying a heavy caseload and may not have the bedside manner of a...

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My boyfriend is in jail for a crime he didntr committ

Asked by a user in Murphysboro, IL - about 1 year ago.

Your boyfriend will be appointed a lawyer if he cannot afford to retain a private counsel. That lawyer will review the evidence in the case and advise his client accordingly.

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My 16 yo daughter went to jcpenney and shoplifted $80 worth of merchandise, the police were called but no charges were filed

Asked by a user in Markham, IL - about 1 year ago.

Civil demand letters from store representatives in shoplifting cases generally go no further that a few follow-up letters in demand of payment. The stores have the right to sue for payment, but a lawsuit requires the store to pay attorney and filing fees. Lawsuits are rarely filed.