How far can they go back for a gravity score in the state of Pennsylvania?
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Answered on January 04, 2016
If the case goes to sentencing then it could be argued that the old offenses are stale
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what kind of restraining order can I get, if any against her and what are the parameters for doing so ?
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Answered on January 04, 2016
Start with a cease and desist letter and go up from there
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At the hearing he said the da said no deals and we had to waive it. Want to fire him and could it be overturned
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Answered on January 03, 2016
IThere is a procedure by which one can file in common pleas court to reinstate the preliminary hearing.
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Is the "good time credit" bill in effect in pa where time gets knocked off your sentencing due to good behavior in state prison?
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Answered on January 03, 2016
If that is the case then the best move is a petition for early parole filed with the Board
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I need a criminal defense attorney that accepts installment payments in Lackawanna county PA
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Answered on January 03, 2016
Ok no problem. When is the case listed?
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Now, after 7 years, will they put me in jail ?
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Answered on January 03, 2016
That's great for you. It depends on what your situation was speak to someone right away
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If I join company C on full-time basis, will I be violating the Non-Competition agreement I have entered into with Company A.
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Answered on January 03, 2016
How does company b play in here. I'm confused. If you have an agreement with a then it would depend on what the terms of the contract with them say.
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Can I legally go get my son with my certified custody order and the police and get my son back?
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Answered on January 03, 2016
That's really messed up. I would fight them to the end.
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How do I pursue legal action? Are the texts enough to show we had an agreement?
Can I shut off his cell without notice?
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Answered on January 03, 2016
I would pay the bill to save your credit rating and then sue him to get the money back.
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Please help me and I'm 17 years old. How can I get both of those stuff off my records.
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Answered on January 03, 2016
You need to speak or email an attorney right away it is important you have multiple states involved now.