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im not sure you clearly state any cause of action
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im not sure you clearly state any cause of action
There can generally be no answer to such a question, you should properly discuss this question with your attorney
this is a difficult question to answer, as there are many factors that result in the disposition of a case... as such, there can not be any real...
generally the police need a warrant, but there are various exceptions to this rule... i would suggest you contact a local criminal defense attorney...
Your probation generally involves many requirements, which you are genjerally made aware of initially when you are paced on probation... the fact...
If you have a court date you MUST make that appearance, as without any information that a case is being dismissed one can not properly assume that...
Sentencing to probation generally involves various other requirements, including fines or surcharges... any failure to live up to those obligations...
of course, i would assume you had an attorney appear with you at your arraignment and this would be the best person to direct these questions to
The answer is it depends on the charge, generally there is no eye witness necessary to a crime.
sentencing on such a charge could range from up to 15 years to probation, I woul suggest making sure you have a good defense attorney.