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How much trouble can I (a minor) get for a small physical threat against an 18 year old, should they report me?
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Answered on January 09, 2017
First degree assault carries 25 years imprisonment, and second degree assault carries 10 years. An experienced criminal defense attorney can help...
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Does each county in Maryland have to read you your right for seperate cases?
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Answered on January 09, 2017
Generally, the law requires the police to advise a person of his or her Miranda rights before each interrogation. Ultimately, a judge would decide...
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What will happen when I'm found guilty or not guilty of marijuana possession? I'm 19
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Answered on January 09, 2017
No one can guarantee the outcome, but if you are found not guilty, then you might be able to expunge this from your record. Even if you do not face...
How do I request bond to possess seized motor vehicle before forfeiture?
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Answered on January 09, 2017
Many criminal defense attorneys also handle criminal forfeiture. You should speak with your attorney about this.
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My nephew has been charged with 1st degree 2nd degree assult and wreckless indangerment.
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Answered on January 09, 2017
An experienced criminal defense attorney can help your nephew evaluate defenses and mitigation.
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Violation of Probation
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Answered on January 09, 2017
It's anybody's guess how long the agent might take. After the agent notifies the court of the alleged violation, the court will decide whether to...
Do you absolutely have to show up for a preliminary inquiry? Or will you receive a bench warrant?
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Answered on January 09, 2017
The point of preliminary inquiry hearings is to inform defendants who do not have lawyers about their right to counsel. It sound like your husband...
What does it mean when a person have 20 years all suspended but 7 years 3 years probation
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Answered on January 06, 2017
The defendant is committed to DoC for seven years. When DoC releases the defendant, three years of probation begin during which up to thirteen...
Why the probation officer request a dna test?
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Answered on January 06, 2017
Perhaps your crime requires it. You should check with the lawyer who represented you at sentencing.
Why the probation officer request a dna test? Can i reject to do it?
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Answered on January 06, 2017
Ask your lawyer whether it's required for your crime before you do so.
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