How long does the grand jury have to indict?
A grand jury has up to six years to indict a felony case. But, the juvenile system is a bit different and it isn't clear from your question whether...
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A grand jury has up to six years to indict a felony case. But, the juvenile system is a bit different and it isn't clear from your question whether...
One can get in trouble for such a thing, but this is also a very common scam.
Probably fentanyl, which is a high power pain med that greatly increases the chances of overdose when used as a cutting agent. But, without the...
They are essentially two separate cases. His new criminal charges will be dealt with first, then the violation hearing. Even if he is not convicted...
Withdrawing a guilty plea after sentencing is very difficult. You have to convince the court that a manifest injustice would occur if you plea was...
This is not a good plan. You both need to speak privately with an attorney before things get any worse.
The court does not have to release him on bond prior to sentencing him and is not going to start over just because you fired your lawyer. Also,...
There are some circumstances in which it can come up: applying to a federal law enforcement agency or the bar, for example.
They could charge you with murder. The real question is can they prove it. It should be a first in six 4th in lifetime. You haven't said whether...
Can they? Yes, they can. Will they is another question which depends on whether KY wants to come get you. But, the bottom line is that ever time...