If you’re guilty and you did a crime, should you admit it or say not guilty ?
This is not a question that's ripe for a cookie-cutter answer (other than to say that you should discuss the unique facts and circumstances of both...
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This is not a question that's ripe for a cookie-cutter answer (other than to say that you should discuss the unique facts and circumstances of both...
I suggest that you reach out to The Innocence Project (link to follow). If they (actual legal professionals) agree with your (amateur) assessment...
You don't get to decide what the Judge knows. Your lawyer is responsible for strategy, and in all probability knows far better than you wheat the...
I generally don't deal with "likely" but given your proffer if the cops weren't called then and there and if you honor your ban (i.e. don't return...
Can you? Of course you can ("can" meaning "are physically able to"). That said whether or not you'll be successful is anyone's guess. If not...
There is no "likely", except for the undeniable fact that you're far likely to fare better with the assistance of a skilled and experienced...
There is no set in stone time frame for extradition and intrastate (county to county) extradition varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. The...
No. You don't lose a case until either you willfully enter a Guilty Plea or a Jury returns a Guilty Verdict and the Judge pronounces you Guilty....
"Can" they? Of course a Jury "can" ("can" meaning "are physically able to) but if that's truly all that they have then your defense lawyer aught...
There is no set in stone time frame for extradition and interstate (State to State) extradition varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. The...