Can I be convicted of a crime if there is no physical evidence that I committed it?
if you mean no direct evidence, eyewitnesses, video, confessions, fingerprints, etc.,, you can still be convicted by circumstantial evidence.
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if you mean no direct evidence, eyewitnesses, video, confessions, fingerprints, etc.,, you can still be convicted by circumstantial evidence.
if you were not served, you shouldn't be subject to the PFA conditions.
yes. if the police take the criminal case and the person is successfully prosecuted, it would be really good evidence against the employee. Suing...
PA will have a hard time having a PA warrant enforced in FLA.
yes.
doesn't sound normal, but given I know none of the facts, I really cannot say it is impossible. review it with your attorney.
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given the fact you are not in the big city the case will be prosecuted more aggressively. your concern as noted is selling in a school zone which...
have a lawyer look at the lease to see if there is a way out. I think you may be on the hook for the damages as it is your negligence.
if the deal was between your buddy's attorney and the DA, it is normally enforceable. However, if it is impossible to carry through like you say...