Can my VOP judge re arraign me on a felony DWI and raise the bail I already posted?
6 months from the date of your arraignment on your new charge.
Goshen, NY
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6 months from the date of your arraignment on your new charge.
The best way to find out your friend's release date is to contact the facility where he/she is currently incarcerated.
At the outset, being issued a ticket for UPM constitutes an "arrest" even though you were not taken into custody by law enforcement. Second, the...
While your criminal records with the local court may be sealed, New York's centralized reporting system will continue to list your prior arrest as...
The truth never fails to expose a party who is being less then honest during a legal proceeding. I would turnover what you have to your defense...
Your probationary status leads me to believe that their are bigger problems with your license then just this recent speeding ticket. Retain a...
Sounds like the operator of the motor vehicle is liable for your injuries. Seek competent medical care and get yourself a good personal injury lawyer.
First, you will need a lawyer who is experienced in the legal field of criminal defense. Your solid prior record is a good start, but I wouldn't...
Short answer is yes. You must have written permission from the Court or Probation to remove the ignition interlock device from your motor vehicle.
Given the facts presented, I would mark the ticket "Not Guilty" sign the ticket where indicated and mail it back the the Court Clerk. You we...