At a suppression hearing can I admit a witness statement for one purpose, but not another purpose?
Since hearsay is admissible in a suppression hearing, you could confront him with the statements; although calling the witnesses to testify would...
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Since hearsay is admissible in a suppression hearing, you could confront him with the statements; although calling the witnesses to testify would...
Misunderstanding of what degree of felony you pled to 16 years ago would not be good grounds to attack your sentence. Also, the case you cite is a...
There if probably a Writ of Habeas Corpus issued every day somewhere in Florida, for a variety of reasons.
Yes he could fight the extradition, although he is unlikely to win. Best case scenario is he gets an extradition bond.
Ask the court to appoint a public defender the next time you appear in court.
Mr. Fossum's answer is as good as it gets. Unfortunately, I don't think a media outlet would ever remove anything.
You have to file a Petition to Seal along with an Affidavit in support of the petition. I assure you, getting a lawyer will make it much easier.
Yes.
Yes, if you had no prior criminal history (before or since) the State would be required to sign your application for certificate of eligibility.
Arson, Insurance Fraud, Felony Murder.