Does the 5th circuit case law of Meza v. Livingston 607 F.3d 392, apply to Georgia parolees.
Georgia is in the Eleventh Circuit now, so it's not controlling authority. It may be persuasive, if the Eleventh Circuit has not ruled on the issue.
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Georgia is in the Eleventh Circuit now, so it's not controlling authority. It may be persuasive, if the Eleventh Circuit has not ruled on the issue.
There is a lot more story there than you've put up. Can you be more detailed?
Start here: http://www.nacdl.org/uploadedFiles/files/resource_center/2012_restoration_project/state_narr_nd.pdf
Probably not this late.
I agree with my two colleagues - be up front with your PO and do what you can to have a good relationship.
No, don't post anything! And get it out of your head it's a BS case - you have warrants out, that's a big deal.
The public defender is your attorney.
You should be appointed a PD early in the process. They will guide you through the process of qualifying. Public defenders vary, just like real...
The legal minimum is "any evidence;" the practical minimum is "what a jury would be convinced by." HTH
It means how it ended.