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Can officers search your home without a warrant due to movement if the person doesn't stay there and How to remove your address
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Answered on January 03, 2016
Warrant questions are very fact specific, and differ from case to case. However, if you were not charged with anything there's nothing to worry about.
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Are you required to take the field sobriety test in Georgia
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Answered on January 03, 2016
No. Field sobriety tests are entirely voluntary. Keep in mind refusing to submit to these tests will most likely result in your arrest for DUI.
Can I enlist into the army with completion of First Offenders Act probation?
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Answered on January 01, 2016
You have to discuss this with your recruiter. This will not automatically bar you from joining the Army, but they can stop you from joining based...
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How long will it take to see a judge
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Answered on January 01, 2016
The answer depends on the judge's calendar. It is not uncommon for people to wait days, weeks, or even months to see a judge.
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Could you give me a run down on the typical convictions and or sentencing for these charges?(1 simple battery in past)
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Answered on January 01, 2016
One to twenty years. This can possibly be done on probation. There is no standard sentence for this charge.
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If I'm on an Informal Adjustment and get caught throwing eggs at a car while 17, what are my consequences?
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Answered on January 01, 2016
This may affect your first case so that it ends up in a conviction. The consequences of the new case depend on what you are charged with.
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"Can your case be retried?"
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Answered on January 01, 2016
Most likely. The answer depends on how they dismissed your case.
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What is the likely outcome? Sentences, fines, license suspension, etc. Thanks
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Answered on January 01, 2016
Once we have an attorney we cannot give you any advice.
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How can a person be arrested and charged, due to a person saying, it "May have been" and no statements saying, yes she did?
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Answered on January 01, 2016
Only probable cause is needed for the arrest. This means the officers have to have more than a hunch, but less than a certainty, that a crime was...
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Should I plead first offender, I am 47 years old no prior criminal offenses ever, a good job been at over ten years. Thank you
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Answered on January 01, 2016
Since this is your first offense you may have better options available to you other than First Offender. You may qualify for a diversion program,...
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