How do I get missing copies of a grand jury testimony?
Try a Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") request for the prosecutor's file.
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Try a Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") request for the prosecutor's file.
Unless you prove that the police and the prosecution acted without probable cause, then you would probably not succeed in suing the jurisdiction...
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You should repost this question in an immigration forum. I think that if you had no other offenses of any kind, a dui would restart the five year...
You would have to obtain either a governor's pardon or a writ of error coram nobis. Although both are difficult, after seventeen years the pardon...
The judge to whom a person is on probaion decides whether it is more likely than not that the person on probation violated any condition in any...
Yes, your friend might be arrested in court. Any violation of any probation condition may result in revocation of probation and confinement for the...
The lawyer who handled your case originally should handle this too. Keep in mind that you may not expunge a guilty finding.
Possibly yes, but probably not. I do not know of anyone that would do so, because there is too much work required for the risk involved. When a...
Yes. If you violate the terms of the program, then the state may resume the original prosecution. This might jeopardize student loans too.
Possessing a regulated firearm after a conviction for second degree assault would violate Md. Pub. Safety Art. 5-133 and 18 U.S.C. 922(g). Even...