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How long does the state has to file charges on a trafficking case?
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Answered on November 14, 2018
That is sufficient evidence to file and also convict
4 years
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How can a recieving state impose more restrctive probation than court order of a sending state?
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Answered on November 14, 2018
Apparent.y you agreed to accept it when you got the interstate transfer
What it means when it say no pending court date?
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Answered on November 14, 2018
It means there is no pending court date
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I just got a warrant in Florida from my sister and I had a fight, do I have to turn myself in or will it expire after 180 days
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Answered on November 14, 2018
Warrants do not expire.
You need an attorney for the charge.
Do t wait.
The attorney's can also handle the warrant matter
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Can I possess a firearm in Florida if I was never convicted of a felony in Florida?
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Answered on November 14, 2018
If you have been convicted of a felony anywhere, the answer is NO.
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Jury tampering and mistrail
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Answered on November 14, 2018
You cannot create the circumstances creating a mistrial and then claim prejudice.
And why are you not discussing this matter with your...
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Is welfare fraud a felony
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Answered on November 13, 2018
Depends on the amount. Contact the clerk's office
Hi my name is Kevin stokes I’m frm ft. Lauderdale fl on the 27of sep they stp me an my brother an said they have a warrant for ?
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Answered on November 12, 2018
You should not make statements regarding the facts of your case on a public forum.
I just checked the clerk's computer.
The charge of...
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How do i get or find or even interest a civil rights attorney cause im getting no ware with this and im not the type to give in?
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Answered on November 12, 2018
You will need to look individualy for an attorney who practices civil rights or police misconduct law
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Can a district attorney get on the stand and act as the defendant while he is on the courtroom available to testify ?
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Answered on November 12, 2018
That is the normal way it is done although it is frowned upon that the attorney trying the case serves as the defendant. Usually the prosecutor is...
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