My friend violated parole for a new charge but it was droped what will happen now
Unless there are other reasons to violate him, a dis con will usually not result in a violation of parole.
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Unless there are other reasons to violate him, a dis con will usually not result in a violation of parole.
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Hire an experienced local criminal defense attorney.
D85 is the courtroom where very old felony cases are sent. Be prepared to be sent out to trial on the next court date or receive a better/final...
Yes. They don't have to read you Miranda rights unless they are seeking to introduce a statement you made at trial.
Hire a good lawyer, plan for the worst, hope for the best. Sounds like you have some good arguments for no bail.
Yes.
This is a PA case. You will get a public defender if you are indigent. Otherwise contact a local PA lawyer ASAP.
Your facts are a little confusing, but to answer your question, max on D violent with one non-violent felony within past 10 years would be 7 years...
If you are asked, yes.
Hire a lawyer. The next court date will be the trial if the cop shows. You are not going to jail over this.