Could my cousin have avoided arrest if he hadn't handed his laptop over to the police?
I agree with my colleagues that they very well may have found the evidence through other means. The best thing you can do now is make sure that he...
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I agree with my colleagues that they very well may have found the evidence through other means. The best thing you can do now is make sure that he...
If you missed the first deadline, you will most likely get a second chance. If it's the second time, you'd need to have a very good excuse.
This is really a question for your current attorney as he knows the most about the particulars of your case, your record, the sentencing judge, etc.
It's impossible to predict. But note that an ACOD can be negotiated by your lawyer even if not initially offered by the DA, as long as he/she can...
Your attorney would have to be relieved from the case, and most likely you would be assigned a public defender or 18b attorney to represent you for...
In New York, Robbery in the 2nd degree is a Class C violent felony, which carries a maximum sentence of up to 15 years in prison.
If you did not consent to the touching, they have committed a crime. You are absolutely free to report this to the police, although it may be...
There are potentially very serious consequences, including jail time for the 18 year old.
It may be a scam, but maybe not. I suggest you retain an attorney to investigate this on your behalf.
If you can prove that the glass came from their food, then yes you may have a claim for personal injuries.