What does it mean when you say you plead no contest?
In laymans terms, a nolo contendere (I will not contest it) plea, is the functional equivalent of a guilty plea in a criminal case. If this type of...
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In laymans terms, a nolo contendere (I will not contest it) plea, is the functional equivalent of a guilty plea in a criminal case. If this type of...
Bail would be set by the Court in the County where the charge is filed. If the person does not have the ability to post the bail themself, they can...
Once you have pled, there are typically Court rules that impact the ability to withdraw the guilty plea, and time periods that limit when the...
I agree with the sound assessment and suggestions of my colleague. If you (or another person you are writing about) are charged, do not try to...
Here in NJ, among other things, I would advise a client to perform all of the conditions of probation, pay off all fines, start performing...
I agree with my colleague, that there is no practical way to assess the answers to your question 'how much' without a comprehensive review of the...
If I understand your first question, the answer would have to be a conviction that results in the imposition of a significant period of...
I agree with my colleague. The State has taken too many discrete steps to get the case to this point, to think that they are just going to stop and...
While this type of question seems to be a simple inquiry, there are too many variables that come into play in any case to determine what a sentence...
Can you be charged, Yes. The legal theory the State would have to use is called joint-constructive possession, which allows you to be charged with...