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I dont have a record but i got a 4th degree assualt charge on my own property what am i looking at and do i need a lawyer
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Answered on May 22, 2012
Look for attorneys in your county using Avvo.
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Can a frivolous law suit be dismissed before trial on the grounds that the main witness is biased police officer from courthouse
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Answered on May 22, 2012
I agree with Mr. Riordan's succinct appraisal. First and foremost, you should ask your attorney for a change of venue.
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I m on immigration probation 4 illegal re-entry i pleaded gulty4 the charge a felony class E am i eligible 4 volontary depature?
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Answered on May 22, 2012
Use Avvo to find an Immigration attorney in the county or city you live in.
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Went to court for VOP hearing, placed back on probation for 2 months to pay off restitution. Officer warns she can violate me?
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Answered on May 22, 2012
You should talk to your prior attorney. I don't think that the probation officer knows about the new law regarding financial violations.
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Are there limits of how many expungement a person can get in a year ?
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Answered on May 22, 2012
See this website:
http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/expunge/
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If you'recharged with felony battery.can the prosecuting attorney change the charges to a lesser offence without your knowledge
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Answered on May 22, 2012
Yes, the prosecutor can add, drop, increase or decrease the charges.
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Post Adjudication
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Answered on May 22, 2012
You should really ask your trial attorney.
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Expungemets ?
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Answered on May 22, 2012
See this website:
http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/expunge/
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Is this an assault or intentional murder? or both?
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Answered on May 22, 2012
There are many theories under which the defendant can be convicted.
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Is this an assault or intentional murder? or both?
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Answered on May 22, 2012
There are many theories under which the defendant could be convicted.
