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It depends on what he was charged with, and what his probation officer wants to do in terms of violating his probation. As I see it, he COULD go...
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It depends on what he was charged with, and what his probation officer wants to do in terms of violating his probation. As I see it, he COULD go...
Don't pay the civil demand of $250. If the store really wants you to pay the money they would have to hire attorneys to sue you in court. Their...
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The police are allowed to charge a nominal fee for copying. I don't remember the case but the police are not required to take a report, nor to...
When a defendant gets on probation the lawyer is not required to keep the case open. In fact, that's usually what I do. So Attorney Brinkmeier...
A defendant does have the right to review all discovery. Usually, the way a defendant gets a copy of the police report is his/ her lawyer gets it...
You well may have a case. But that would be determined by your lawyer. Any attorney would need to sit down with you and have you give details...
Your two CWOF's will show as "open" on your CORI. That's because they are open, as long as you are on probation.
The prosecutor would have to prove 3 elements to have you found guilty of receiving stolen property: 1 ) the property was in fact stolen; 2) you...
I don't understand your question. What is a "plage deal?"
That charge is a felony. Yes, you are entitled to see the police report and the video of the incident. If you meet the indigency requirements you...