How long do you have to appeal after sentencing
As stated it is 30 days from sentencing. Since you pled quilty it will be very difficult to appeal this.
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As stated it is 30 days from sentencing. Since you pled quilty it will be very difficult to appeal this.
These sound like violations rather than crimes. They do not have to be mentioned. They should not show on a criminal record except as violations.
I'm assuming that the attorney you fired was your family law attorney. At this point you need a criminal defense attorney and this is who you...
It does not sound like the police were involved so there would be no court fine. These stores send out their own civil demands, but rarely follow...
He needs to talk to an attorney on this one and perhaps the attorney can get the second warrant taken care of.
His best place to ask this question is at the place he is incarcerated. I agree that it is unlikely he would have to pay.
I agree, the rule is only in the event of the conviction of a crime. As we all know and arrest does not necessarily mean a crime was committed.
I think it would all depend on whether it was a violation that you pleaded guilty to. A violation does not show up on your record.
New York does not allow expungement of any crimes.
You would need to present some evidence of the truth.