Simple question?
Depends on the charge. Minor offenses, probably good, even possible to work out a diversionary deal to avoid any admission of guilt so no probation...
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Depends on the charge. Minor offenses, probably good, even possible to work out a diversionary deal to avoid any admission of guilt so no probation...
Jail is unlikely, and avoiding conviction and record is also a reasonable expectation if represented by a competent lawyer.
8-10 months before oral argument, another three to six months for the written opinion. Could be shorter or longer depending on other factors
No. In order for him to be liable to you in tort, he would have to owe a legal duty to you, not a moral one. the cause of action for alienation of...
Consult a lawyer. You need to defend the caveat proceeding.
No, it happened before you were placed on probation so it cannot violate probation.
As previously answered, this is a 2 point offense. If the officer had cited you for 30 over the limit instead of 29, it would be5 points. I agree...
NO. The Sheriff's Office will not evict in bad weather, and rain qualifies. However, evictions do not happen instantaneously following the entry...
Fist thing, check to confirm why the case was "canceled" and whether the case or charges are still pending in some manner. If the case was entered...
Hire a lawyer, who will contact the prosecutor on your behalf and monitor the situation, as well as advocate on your behalf. The lawyer could...