I went to prison on felony charges and I just got a new misdemeanor charge over two months ago can a po ask the judge for a POV
Yes, if you are on probation or parole pleading guilty to some new charges can absolutely result in a revocation.
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Criminal defense Lawyer at Marietta, GA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals, DUI & DWI
Yes, if you are on probation or parole pleading guilty to some new charges can absolutely result in a revocation.
Plead not guilty and request a court appointed lawyer.
If the guy was 19 when they engaged in sex he could be charged with, among other things, statutory rape and child molestation, both felonies that...
Hire a lawyer immediately to fight the DUI and the impending probation revocation proceeding.
There really isn't such a thing as a motion to dismiss under these circumstances. You'll have difficulty fighting this case without a lawyer, so...
Yes, hire an appellate attorney. Without one, his chance of success is slim to none.
When did you enter this guilty plea?
When did you enter this guilty plea?
Unless you were sentenced under the first offender act, yes, this will stay on your record forever. It would have been wise to consult with and...
Yes, they can. Whether the warrant was valid and the search legal in your particular situation is a different question. Ask your lawyer.