How do you appeal your revocation sentence when your public defender ghosts you ?
He has to promptly notify the court of this, in writing. Also, if he's a public defender, rather than a court-appointed attorney (there is a...
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He has to promptly notify the court of this, in writing. Also, if he's a public defender, rather than a court-appointed attorney (there is a...
Yes, if it's a matter of interpretation of a federal statute, the U.S. Constitution, or other federal law, you can file a petition for writ of...
Normally you would not have to pay the other side's attorney fees, unless there was a contract for that, or the judge made a finding of frivolous...
Without knowing what type of case it is, it probably means a motion that was never ruled on but is now moot because the case has been settled. ...
It depends on the judge, but most from my experience wait for a response from the prosecutor and the probation department before deciding on...
You really need to consult with a lawyer and not try and handle this case yourself. You are correct that the Ohio Supreme Court has original...
You should file a motion for alternative disposition with the juvenile court. You may be able to qualify for court-appointed counsel if the state...
I have no idea what you're asking from your question. You should contact a lawyer. Needless to say if you're on probation or community control...
There is no such legal pleading as a "declaration of facts and objection and corrections." By the same token, your court-appointed lawyer...
The court cannot go forward without proper service. The judge or magistrate therefore should continue the hearing for service; if not, any...