Should my boyfriend sign a waiver for parole violation or just go in front of the parole board?
It depends on the charges he is incarcerated on, and what his ultimate goals are. It's best to hire an attorney to go go over everything with him.
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It depends on the charges he is incarcerated on, and what his ultimate goals are. It's best to hire an attorney to go go over everything with him.
Yes. They will take your entire criminal history into account when determining your sentence.
I would call the State, Superior, and Federal court in the county/district you received the citations in, and see if they have any information.
It really depends what your future goals are. The good thing is it sounds like you have 2 possible ways out of this situation that don't involve...
He was probably charged with a city ordinance which does possibly carry jail time, but I doubt he will get any. If he is over 21 years old he...
Yes, they can do that. You need to file a motion to stop them and have the weapon returned if you would like it back.
The court ordered you to pay so you still have to pay. You can always file a motion to possibly have the judge reverse his order.
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Your probation officer will schedule a probation revocation hearing, and a judge will sentence you.
It depends which judicial system he is in. If he doesn't get bailed out he will sit in jail until his court date which is usually 2 or 3 months...
You should post this question under immigration law.