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If police asks to come in your home and you allow it does that automatically give them permission to search without consent ?
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Answered on December 13, 2014
Based on these facts, it sounds like you have a good defense. There are strict rules about search & seizure which are based under the Fourth...
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Are 3 statements all written by drug addicts enough to convict me? Ive been accused but not charged with selling a stolen gun
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Answered on December 13, 2014
Don't say anything and retain an attorney immediately.
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Is there a certain time frame a judge in general district court has to make a descison on a case
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Answered on December 11, 2014
They have quite a bit of flexibility. If you think there is something amiss, you should contact a local traffic attorney.
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Ex-boyfriend claims (by text) he put Keylogger on my electronic devices. Threatens to defame me. I'm undergoing TS/SCI SSBI
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Answered on December 09, 2014
Best thing you can do is go to the police.
I was issued a failure to yield right of way citation in Richmond, VA. Should I fight this in court?
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Answered on December 08, 2014
Best way to handle the Failure to Yield charge is to retain a local traffic attorney who is familiar with Richmond traffic court. Most offer free...
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"Do I need a lawyer if I plead guilty to simple weed possession at my arraignment?"
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Answered on December 07, 2014
No one NEEDS a lawyer, but it is A LOT better to have one than not. Also, a criminal conviction of any kind can potentially affect your future job...
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"How much would it cost to get a lawyer to represent me for simple first offence weed possession?"
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Answered on December 07, 2014
Make some calls to some local defense attorneys to see what they charge. For the Richmond area, anything between $1,000 to $2,000 is in the realm...
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Change of plea to not guilty.
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Answered on December 05, 2014
For all practical purposes, 99% of the time "guilty" and "no contest" are the same thing. A lawyer would have to review the facts of your...
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What's the difference of having charges dismissed with a plea of no contest vs a plea of not guilty?
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Answered on December 05, 2014
No one is ever declared "innocent." That is fiction from television. You are either guilty, or you are not guilty.
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Someone bought my late husband's lawn tractor, took it to another state, now unwilling to pay for it. What can be done?
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Answered on December 04, 2014
You can sue. I give you fair notice, for this kind of matter, attorneys-fees may exceed what you recover. Still, try to get a free consult with...
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