Philadelphia, PA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals ... +3 more
The Judge will often allow you to make a statement at the time of sentencing. The prosecutor will often consult you with any offers that they give...
You don't really "argue your point." The prosecutor will ask you what happened and you respond-explain what happened. You will be on the witness...
Typically, between none and a hundred. They can offer whatever they want. Sometimes, they will offer nothing. If they feel that they have a...
The state parole board has a lot of authority and can essentially do as it pleases. Parole is a gift and they can strip it away for many reasons. ...
They may have been doing some investigating. You can feel free to call. The issue may be that they have no real way of finding the perpetrator. ...
More details would probably be needed. However, I would first advise you not to confess on an open, public website. Depending upon the specifics,...
No-I see nothing illegal about what they did and I certainly do not see this as a reason to dismiss the case.
Ms Goldstein provided some wonderful information. I cannot predict what the police will do, because there are different procedures in every state...
It depends very much upon the facts of the case. If the individual that you are referring to was sentenced pursuant to a mandatory minimum, it may...
I do not see what makes it illegal, although they may have a difficult time proving their case if you were not arrested at the time.
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