Boston, MA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence
What's the question. Also, case could be dismissed but the prosecution could also ask for a capias (witness warrant) to force her to come to court.
You need to hire a criminal defense attorney asap. He or she might be able to get this resolved with you ever having to come to court. Even if that...
Most likely no. If this is a criminal case, those affidavits would most likely be considered hearsay and inadmissible during trial. You should...
The consulate is your best bet. You can also have your lawyer contact them. From professional experience, some countries, Canada in particular, do...
The charge of Larceny Over $250 could be a mistake made by the court or it could be that the store that owned the watch is now claiming that the...
It sounds like you are being charged with Larceny over $250, which is a misdemeanor that carries a jail sentence. Whether or not you actually get...
http://www.gbls.org Try Greater Boston Legal Services. They might be able to help. Best of luck!
Have him call his attorney asap and explain the situation. It may be possible but it may also not be possible.
Probably not. The prosecutor most likely brought it up for the purpose of your arraignment to highlight to the judge that you have been charged...
Yes, that's typically true. It's called hearsay evidence.