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Probation Violation?
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Answered on November 01, 2013
Arkansas will make the final decision so hire a lawyer there.
Me and my mother got into a physical fight !!
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Answered on November 01, 2013
Since nobody will listen to you, hire a criminal attorney and let him help.
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I'm 17, and I was fired from my employer for shoplifting $700, in a 3month span, what could happen to me in court?
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Answered on November 01, 2013
You say your smart. Then I suggest you act smart. Keep your mouth shut until you get to an attorney's office. Then hire one and allow him to do...
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I cashed a check sent to me from a loan company. Right now, I don't have the money to pay it back. What do I do?
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Answered on November 01, 2013
You have not described a criminal problem, only a civil one, repayment of a loan.
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How do i need to go about transferring my probation to tennessee?
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If the probation department won't consent, you need to petition the Court.
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Can I be criminally held responsible for a judgement of restitution that was ordered joint and several?
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The court ordered you to pay, not him.
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The length of time in Michigan before you can petition the court to have a felony set aside
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Not a Michigan attorney but the statute book says five years.
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I am in North Carolina currently on Supervised probation I am wondering what I could possibly be looking at here.
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Assault with a gun, assaulting a female, past record, presently on supervised release... you are in trouble!
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Do I need a lawyer
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I assume Larson 6 means larceny or theft. The answer is yes, get a lawyer.
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Is there a time limit from the time of the crime when a person gets indicted do they have a certian amount of time to indicte?
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Answered on November 01, 2013
There is a five year statute of limitations for a felony and three years for a misdemeanor. Once arrested, the people have 45 days to obtain an...
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