VOP Hearing Evidence
Yes, they are admissible. In a VOP hearing the rules of evidence are somewhat relaxed as the alleged violator has already plead, but even in a...
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Yes, they are admissible. In a VOP hearing the rules of evidence are somewhat relaxed as the alleged violator has already plead, but even in a...
You may certainly call and make the request, but as noted, it is in the officer's discretion to write it up or not. And, the state can prosecute...
Yes, you could go to jail if the case is charged and the testimony you say exists comes into a trial. Of course, depending on the specific facts,...
The situation you describe could have a variety of outcomes. First, the charge may be defensible, and result in acquittal. If the young man is...
You shouldn't have a "PO" as you are not on probation, but I think you mean your diversion official working with the program office. ...
You are always exposed to the maximum sentence for a charged crime if found guilty or plead guilty to court. Usually, the maximum is not imposed,...
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Likely it is a warning letter with a new report date, but if it is a affidavit of violation of probation, then you would have to set up a court...
As others have said, if you consented to police entering the home, then anything they see there in plain view that is clearly illegal may be...
Restitution is what a crime victim is owed in money as compensation for loss or damage to property that is a direct result of the criminal action...
You should probably consult with a few attorneys and get their opinions and advice and decide whether or not to hire one. In a nutshell, and this...