My father was deported and I need to know what are his chances of being able to re-entry U.S.
Whether and when he's re-admissible depends on the charges. You mentioned DV, which, depending on the statute he pled to (these can vary even from...
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Whether and when he's re-admissible depends on the charges. You mentioned DV, which, depending on the statute he pled to (these can vary even from...
The quick answer is, yes, the charges can stick, but you can fight them. If there are numerous or strikingly conflicting witness statements,...
In Ohio, the definition is in R.C. 2929.11-- (A) No person, in any official proceeding, shall knowingly make a false statement under oath or...
To answer your question directly, YES. It is entirely possible, particularly if you can establish prosecutorial or governmental misconduct or an...
Double check your citation. You probably have two charges. The first one would be a drunk driving charge under R.C. 4511.19(A)(1)(a) or...
Yes it is possible but difficult. You would file a motion to withdraw your guilty plea under Ohio Criminal Rule 32.1. (I'm providing links...
They can charge you anytime within the next six years for a felony, the next two years for a misdemeanor, or the next six months for a minor...
There are several approaches including delayed appeal, postconviction petition (with or without DNA evidence), and writs of habeas corpus. In...
You can contact the Mahoning County Bar Association. They have a certified committee that deals with attorney misconduct. The link is...
Depends on whether it's a state or federal case. Please see below, and read carefully. If it's a State of Nevada case, file the notice of...