What does this mean 5 years straight,but lawyer said he will do no more than 4,has almost 5 months credit?
He got 5 years to serve, he gets credit for the 5 he has already done, and the lawyer believes he will be out in 4.
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He got 5 years to serve, he gets credit for the 5 he has already done, and the lawyer believes he will be out in 4.
If you really want the gun hire a lawyer to write them a letter.
The issuance of a warrant tolls the time so it no longer runs. He needs to hire a lawyer, and go face the music.
No. He cannot get in trouble if she comes to his residence, work, etc.
You most likely cannot sue based on this scenario.
The charge will stay say open. Depending on how you handle your case you may be able to restrict your record. However, this is going to take time...
You will have to get permission from your probation officer before leaving the state. Ask her well in advance of your trip because if she says no...
We need to know more before answering your question. However, he is facing some very serious charges.
The maximum punishment is a $200 fine. However, you don't want this on your driving history because your insurance company will treat it as a DUI...
Without knowing more it sounds like the case has been investigated, and an accusation of charges filed. Call the clerk's office to find out for sure.