Can i be subpeonad to take a poygraph if i refused
The simple answer is no. Results of polygraph examinations are not admissible in court, and I have never heard of a court order or condition of...
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The simple answer is no. Results of polygraph examinations are not admissible in court, and I have never heard of a court order or condition of...
Nothing described in your post supports a conviction for Disorderly Conduct. If for some reason you are okay with taking a conviction in this...
Provided we are within the appeal period (30 days after sentencing) then there may be one or more valid reasons to take an appeal. There is...
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The simple answer to your question is YES you could go to jail if convicted of a new offense. I gather from your description that the charge is...
I agree with Attorney Zucker; an arrest warrant is not authority for anyone, much less a constable, to conduct a search other than, perhaps, the...
Allow me the following response from a fellow parent. Don't trouble yourself with concern for the possible consequences to you, instead consider...
If it is the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole, No. If your are talking about a county sentence under the control of your sentencing judge...
The advice already given is sound. You need the assistance of competent counsel. Apart from the obvious immediate ramifications of a potential...
Attorney Wagner has provided you with the means to definitively determine the grading of the offense. From the stated background, it seems most...
The law does not give the arrestee the option to choose among the different testing procedures. Your refusal of the offered breath testing puts you...