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Posted 7 months ago in Juvenile Washington, DC 
John Louis Machado's answer
A case will normally be resolved one of two ways: (1) a trial, where the... 
Atiq R Ahmed's answer
Mr. Machado has furnished an excellent response. I will merely add that local...
Posted 7 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC 
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
Get a lawyer. Good luck to you. NOTE: This answer is made available by...
Posted 7 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
Michael E Hendrickson's answer
A criminal defense practitioner in the District of Columbia should be able to...
Cedric D King Sr.'s answer
You have two years from the case has been released from the judicial system,...
Posted 7 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
Michael E Hendrickson's answer
I believe the penalty for solicitation of prostitution in DC as a Class 1... 
Ronald Anthony Sarno's answer
In many jurisdictions the first offense can be minor. This sounds like...
Posted 7 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC 
Michael E Hendrickson's answer
No, it is not correct, if you were arrested and your case subsequently...
Posted 10 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
Posted 7 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
John M. Kaman's answer
If the case has been dismissed why is there a mitigation order? If one exists...
Posted 7 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
Jenifer Wicks' answer
Your available options depend on timing - your best course is to file a motion...
Posted 7 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
John Louis Machado's answer
They can seize your car as evidence, but once the case is over, they have to...
Posted 8 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC 
Deirdre Lynn O'Connor's answer
The local DA's office has a tremendous amount of power (which is easy to abuse),... 
Jonathan H Levy's answer
DOJ generally would not have power over local DA's on the county level. In the...
Posted 8 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC 
Kevin John Darken's answer
The statute of limitations for federal prosecution of computer crimes under...
Kevin John Darken's answer
The statute of limitations for federal prosecution of computer crimes under...
Posted 9 months ago in DUI / DWI Washington, DC 
John M. Gioffredi's answer
For the most part, the police can charge you with anything they want. They... 
S. Jamison Koehler's answer
Yes. Police will charge you with what they believe to be the relevant offense....
Posted 9 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC 
Craig A. Epifanio's answer
Not sure what negative information there is but it is highly unlikely that your... 
Matthew G Kaiser's answer
I take it your question is this - You were a contractor at a federal agency....
Posted 9 months ago in Federal Crime Washington, DC 
Andrew Lee Westover's answer
Yes. It is against the law to tamper with the mail. Your best bet is to...
Michael E Hendrickson's answer
I would doubt that taking legal action or referring the matter to the postal...
Posted 9 months ago in Speeding / Traffic Ticket Washington, DC
Craig A. Epifanio's answer
I don't practice in DC but I would suggest you go to court with your passenger...
Michael E Hendrickson's answer
Go to DC Superior Traffic Court and contest the ticket on the day scheduled for...
Posted 9 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
John Louis Machado's answer
Normally if you are in DC the first court appearance will not require you to... 
Posted 10 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
Michael E Hendrickson's answer
So, you had better get a lawyer to represent you in DC Superior Traffic Court....
Cedric D King Sr.'s answer
If your child is very young you may have a defensable cause...However, you...
Posted 11 months ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
User's answer
PAPER WORK IS ALWAYS SLOW TELL HIM TOO TALK TO HIS COUNSLER.
Posted about 1 year ago in Criminal Defense Washington, DC
S. Jamison Koehler's answer
Hit and run is a misdemeanor offense in the District of Columbia carrying a... |
