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If I receive an MIP in Connecticut for $136 but I live in North Carolina does the infractions charge transfer over?
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Answered on May 06, 2018
If you pay the ticket, your non-resident driving privileges (assuming you have an NC license) will be suspended. North Carolina may in turn suspend...
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What is the minimum sentence I could face for assault in the 3rd and breach of peace?
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Answered on May 05, 2018
Unless the victim of the assault is elderly, pregnant, handicapped or otherwise a protected person , there is no mandatory minimum so if you are...
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What do I need to file on a ordered of default that was entered against me for failure to plead?
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Answered on May 05, 2018
You can file an answer or another response pleading. That will vacate the default. When you decide to represent yourself, you assuming the...
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How can you help me out with getting my son from DCF?
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Answered on May 05, 2018
First, you should edit this to remove your name. DCF and child protection issues are confidential. Second, you should contact an attorney. I handle...
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How can a criminal case be dropped or reduced? Also how much time would I be facing if they find me guilty ?
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Answered on May 04, 2018
Only the State's Attorney can drop or modify a charge.. Hire a criminal defense attorney who can represent you. He or she may be able to...
What exactly does iit mean when your case is nolled?
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Answered on May 04, 2018
Nolle is short for nolle prosequi which is Latin for "to not prosecute." It means the State "dropped" the charge. The arrest will still appear on...
What do I need to do to sign over temporary custody of my kids to a friend?
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Answered on April 29, 2018
It really depends on what you and the kids need. If they are school age and will be changing school districts, then you would probably need to...
Can I go to jail for disorderly conduct? if I refuse to go to a program the court recommend?
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Answered on April 27, 2018
Disorderly conduct is a crime and carries potential jail. Additionally, if you have a condition of release to go to a program, failure to attend...
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Can someone get a felony conviction erased after 30 years trouble free?
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Answered on April 24, 2018
Yes. You could apply for a pardon. You should know though that in Connecticut, you can vote after your sentence ends.
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Search for my warrant ?
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Answered on April 22, 2018
Only violation of probation and failure to appear warrants are listed on the judicial website. Arrest warrants don't become public record until...
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