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How common is it for defendants to sit in on criminal depositions?
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Answered on February 01, 2015
Mr. Dillingham's answer is "spot on."
Can my boyfriend get a lower bond at his first arraignment?
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Answered on February 01, 2015
He can ask for a lower bond at arraignment
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I recently was released out off jail after serving 6 months on a vop, now I learn that I have a writ for child support
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Answered on February 01, 2015
That is exactly what it is. When you have your hearing you should take paperwork indicating you were in jail. They probably won't care because your...
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Hello I wanted to know do I need a lawyer to accompany me to a court hearing concerning an injunction against my abusive
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Answered on February 01, 2015
It's always a good idea to have an attorney in any court proceeding.
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For what reasons does the district court of appeals deny an appointed counsels motion to withdraw
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Answered on January 31, 2015
They want someone who knows what he is doing to be responsible for the case. Appeals are complicated!
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Burglary with no Recovered property also victim beats up alleged suspect
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Answered on January 31, 2015
There are a lot of things going on here. He should seek out an experienced criminal law practitioner to help him.
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Is it possible to get on house arrest for an attempted burglary of dwelling charge he has been to prison before
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Answered on January 30, 2015
Anything is possible, however likely, its going to be difficult.
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Can I get arrested for DWLS a few days after it happened? is it legal?
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Answered on January 29, 2015
Unusual but it can be done. I know you heard this from others, but you need to hire your own attorney. The state might be asking for jail.
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Are the charges 893.13(1)(c)1 and 893.(1)(c)2 the same statutory offense
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Answered on January 28, 2015
No. This question keeps reappearing. I do not which court keeps doing this.
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My son just recently got charged for snatching someone purse and he just turned 17.can he still be tried as a juvenile? help!!!
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Answered on January 28, 2015
It is up to the state attorney's office. Don't know enough about the facts. You should retain an attorney as soon as possible for him.
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