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I was issued a public urination citation in NYC last weekend. 116-18(6) Is there a way to handle the issue through the mail?
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Answered on October 03, 2012
You should go to the court and ask for a court appointed attorney.
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Arrest record in Nj doesnt show up
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Answered on October 03, 2012
Arrest records are generally sealed upon dismissal.
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Will a record of an Arrest deny my re-entry to US as a tourist?
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Answered on October 03, 2012
The arrest record is sealed.
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Can a library charge you more than a book cost?
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Answered on October 03, 2012
This is not a criminal question. I would ask for the rules of the library to get the most accurate answer.
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IS A PERSON UNDER ARREST IF HE IS FIRST TOLD THAT HE IS UNDER ARREST--BUT THEN TOLD HE IS FREE TO GO ?
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Answered on October 03, 2012
You need a lawyer because there are multiple problems with this factual scenario.
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I received a tint ticket this evening and I was unaware my tints were illegal being my car came with them...
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Answered on October 03, 2012
It's your call as to whether to fight it or just pay the fine. It is defensible.
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Do i need a lawyer for petit larceny and what would be my best option without one?
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Answered on October 03, 2012
You should do nothing by yourself. Let your family know and ask the court for an attorney if you cannot afford one. The court may ask for...
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Can a fellany be setteled for restitution
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Answered on October 03, 2012
You should not fall for this because it will not just be dropped because you paid the money. Let the attorney for the defendant know what's going on.
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Is an ACD is a restraint given as a result of an NY state rehabilitation statute?
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Answered on October 03, 2012
You really need to ask an immigration attorney, not a criminal attorney.
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What am i looking at for violating felony probation?
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Answered on October 03, 2012
Yes--it is possible. You could also go upstate for up to 1 1/3-4 years. You could also do less than 1 year. In the end, there will be no...
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