Does a parole officer have the right to request that a client be home more often?
It really depends upon the circumstances. Each person's probation, parole, or post-release control has different terms. Some are required to be...
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It really depends upon the circumstances. Each person's probation, parole, or post-release control has different terms. Some are required to be...
Longer than you hope. 6 years for a felony (cocaine/heroine etc), 2 years for a misdemeanor (larger amounts of marijuana, for example), and 6...
They can't sentence you at all until you are convicted. If you are convicted on all three counts, you get sentenced on each count. But, the judge...
Provided it has been one year since you completed whatever sentence you were give (probation, fines, jail time, if any) and you have no other...
On item #1: the judge instructed the provation department to grant you permission, which means they're going to have to approve your request. It...
You can't dispute anything. It's unlikely you can successfully dispute this for less cost in time, lawyers, etc., than simply paying the fee.
If you invoke your right to counsel, the court doesn't have a whole lot of choice. They have to assign a lawyer or give you time to find one.
M1 means misdemeanor of the first degree, the highest level misdemeanor. The maximum penalties are a fine of $1,000 and 180 days in jail. For...
Unless the background checker is asleep at the wheel, it's going to show up. You really ought to get in there and get the warrant cleared.
You will be eligible shortly, provided these are your only two convictions not counting minor traffic violations. You have to meet several...