I broke a curfew violation, my parole asked me to come in tomorrow morning, would I get arrested?
It's possible you could be arrested. More likely your PO may file a parole violation based on your answer as to where you were and why you weren't...
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It's possible you could be arrested. More likely your PO may file a parole violation based on your answer as to where you were and why you weren't...
I agree with Mr. Bekvar. They don't need a rape kit; an admission in the form of a text message will cause the police and the DA to investigate....
You need to speak t you need to speak to an experienced criminal defense lawyer especially one who is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey...
I strongly suggest that you talk to your attorney that represented you in federal court.
I recommend you call the IDRC and explain what happened, and see if they will give you another appointment.
As my colleague said, the answer is no. Speak to your lawyer about this.
You can only get these answers from his attorney. He does not have to talk to family members.
Shoplifting is a disorderly persons charge if it was filed in municipal court. Paramus is pretty strict about enforcement since it is the center of...
Yes, you have to go to court for the tickets. You may have a defense if you did not receive notice. You need to hire an experienced criminal trial...
It's very unlikely that she will be sent to prison, or even jail. Tell the public defender about her mental condition and the treating psychologist...