Matthew Phillip Konecky

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Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Personal injury Lawyer at Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Criminal Defense ... +2 more

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Citation to appear in court for drving without a valid license, while on probation.. whats going to happen?

Matthew's answer | Answered on April 26, 2010

What can happen to you depends on where you are on probation. St. Lucie County will likely seek a jail sentence on a violation of probation. ...

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I'm a victim of gang stalking. these people are covertly slandering me wherever i go. what can i do to stop this?

Matthew's answer | Answered on April 20, 2010

In order to answer your question properly, I would need more facts about your case. If you are being stalked by a gang, take any evidence you have...

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I am 16 years old and missed a court date when i got arrested for petty theft.

Matthew's answer | Answered on April 19, 2010

If there is a warrant for your arrest because you missed court, your probation officer will want you to turn yourself in. If it is an inadvertent...

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Can i ask a deal at the motion to suppress ??

Matthew's answer | Answered on April 15, 2010

If your attorney has done his/her homework and is prepared for the motion to supress, chances are the State will try to make an offer to you, if...

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When to disclose a criminal offense on an employment application

Matthew's answer | Answered on April 14, 2010

First, look at the question the application is asking. Are they asking for convictions or just an arrest? If they are only looking for...

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I've recieved a subpeona in the mail to appear as a witness for the state in a criminal misdemeanor battery case.

Matthew's answer | Answered on March 25, 2010

Although the subpoena came in the mail, the prosecutor's office will verify the subpoena was sent out. For most Judges this constitutes good...

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