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Went to court for VOP hearing, placed back on probation for 2 months to pay off restitution. Officer warns she can violate me?
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Answered on May 22, 2012
Make a payment for as much as you can before or at your next meeting. Then do everything you can to work out a plan with your PO to get the rest...
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Expungemets ?
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Answered on May 21, 2012
My advise to my own clients is to choose the more serious charge.. The felony is the more serious charge.
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Are there limits of how many expungement a person can get in a year ?
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Answered on May 21, 2012
I don't believe you are correct. I believe you can only expunge one record I your entire life.
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Post Adjudication
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Answered on May 21, 2012
Yes. No. No
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I have to go to court on a vop for failing to make a 225.00 restitution payment. i wasnt working at the time.
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Answered on May 21, 2012
My colleagues are correct, pay the restitution in advance to your probation officer, get a receipt and be prepared if necessary to give a...
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Im in the middle of motion to supress hearing the states final witiness wont hear till the middle of next month the motion
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Answered on May 21, 2012
Not trying to be evasive, but no one can tell in advance of the conclusion of all testimony and the judges ruling what the outcome of your motion...
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What's the worst can happen
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Answered on May 20, 2012
The worst that can happen assuming both charges are misdemeanors is one year in the county jail for each. However that rarely happens.
Your own...
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Can I be prosecuted for stealing a necklace after I have already returned it?
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Answered on May 20, 2012
The "crime" occurred when the necklace was taken. If u r contacted by the police or anyone else do not speak to them and assert your right to...
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In Florida, can a probation officer (DoC) modify the start / end date of ones probationary term without a court order...
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Answered on May 20, 2012
Your probation sentence does not begin until the term of your incarcerative sentence on the non related case is served.
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I was arrested posted bond now have arraignment date, what happends
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Answered on May 19, 2012
You must appear at you arraignment unless you hire an attorney and a written plea is filed in advance. My colleagues answers are absolutely what...
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