Can a jailer sign arresting officers signature if he forgot
Well it depends on what type of document he signed and whether he actually forged another officers signature when only the arresting officer can...
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Well it depends on what type of document he signed and whether he actually forged another officers signature when only the arresting officer can...
Impossible to answer this as there are too many variables? Has your spouse filed a counter-petition? Is it a dissolution with children? An...
Unequivocally yes, you should have it sealed. Most attorneys charge a reasonable fee to do this, so the cost is minimal and the payoff is high.
Not necessarily. But, generally attorneys, while human and make mistakes too, are held to a higher standard. He may be facing disciplinary action...
Depends on the judge. Usually anywhere from one to three months.
You will have better luck getting an answer to this question if you post it under Texas family law.
You asked this question already under Florida. But, it doesn't matter what state you are in, its not a good idea to contact the prosecutor...
Its not "illegal," but definitely not a good idea at all. You will not find any criminal defense attorney who thinks this is a good idea. The...
This is not a criminal defense issue, but an insurance one. I'll switch the practice area to insurance for you.
Generally, a PO has the authority to grant travel requests. However, I always file a motion with court and get court permission for my clients...
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