If a 215.50 was commited and wittnes by police without my statement can the da still put him in jail

Respectfully, you're looking in the wrong place for answers. The best place for answers is still your husband's attorney who is fully aware of the...

Could i win a NC, TPVA school safety enforcement program violation, clocked 31 mph in a 20? Cert. shows no speed limit signs.

There is always the possibility that any radar machine is flawed but how are you going to show that this machine was unreliable at the time in...

Can my huband get more time on his parole for 3 dirty urines.his max out date is 29th of september

He can be violated up until the very last day. He should contact his attorney ASAP

I was charge with agrraveted assult,because i catch some body stealing from me,after that we got into a fight

You haven't asked any specific questions. As I stated to your earlier post, since you are indigent, you will be appointed a public defender. You...

Can parole violate me

Yes they can violate you for 1) Being re-arrested or 2) missing curfew. You need to speak to your lawyer who is representing you on the...

I have an open misdemenor case and missed curfew once what will happen?

It sounds like you are on probation and you have already pleaded guilty. If so, then it is within the discretion of your PO as to whether to try...

How long can the court process take before sentenced on 215.50 case

The case must be brought to trial within 90 days of arraignment under CPL 30.30; however, once the DA has announced that he is ready for trial,...

Can a police officer statement on a case be enough evidenince to keep you in jail on a 215.50 case

The answer is no unless the officer is a witness to the crime. If he was told of the crime by someone then that person would need to sign an...

Is it possible to be released on your court date if it for 215.50 case

Yes under CPL 170.70 and 180.80 a person can be released in limited situations if the DA hasn't met their obligations under the law.

DUI CASE PLESDED QUILTY NY

You can make a motion to vacate your guilty plea but you haven't stated any legal basis for doing so other than, maybe I could have gotten a better...

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