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How much will it cost to represent my brother who was just arrested for stealing electronics from a store
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Answered on July 18, 2013
Attorney's charges vary. You can find someone as cheap as $1500 or as much as $15,000. I charge a minimum retainer, $3500 to get involved. If...
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I got arrested with another PL 221.10 01 charge within 3 months. I already got an ACD, what are my chances of getting another?
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Answered on July 18, 2013
Technically you are ineligible for another ACD for Pot. Hire an attorney and be surprised the miracles he can perform.
How much time do you serve out of a 2-4 jail sentences
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Answered on July 18, 2013
The term 2-4 years means a minimum of 2 before parole and a maximum of 4 until release. Ther are still programs etc which can be used to obtain...
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What does it mean if your lawyer waives your preliminary hearing
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Answered on July 16, 2013
The attorney made a tactical decision. What his reason was I cannot guess. Typically defense lawyers leap at the chance to have such hearings and...
What is a disposition letter from the court for a job, & what should it say in order to obtain your job.
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Answered on July 16, 2013
As each attorney has said, the disposition that your employer is requesting is proof of the outcome of your case. That is only available after the...
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What proof suffices for bringing a claim against someone who's filed a false report (i.e. class a misdemeanor in NY) about you?
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Answered on July 16, 2013
You have not described any false report, only the fact that he went to some elected official who forwarded you correspondence. As to the type or...
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I live in Argentina and I called the American police (FBI and NYPD) through Talk Free, an Iphone program to call for free to
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Answered on July 15, 2013
Yor story is very unclear. If I understand correctly, you, an Argentinian, made a false report that got your ex-boyfriend arrested on terrorism...
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How long does a grandjury have to indict you
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Answered on July 15, 2013
From the time of arraignment, the DA has 45 days to obtain an indictment unless additional time was waived by counsel or defendant.
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What can someone do if they want to get out of their house and they are 14?
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Answered on July 15, 2013
A 14 year old child is not emancipated and therefor must do as her parents or legal guardian choose.
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Can u be looking at 5 to 15yrs with no evidence other then being in vehicle and having prior charges 6yrs ago?
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Answered on July 15, 2013
5-15 years indicates a Class "C" felony. You can be sentenced only if convicted. If the case is weak, you should defend. Considering the...
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