Can a prosecutor refuse to dismiss a criminal case based on a passing polygraph. When prosecutor has already offered a plea ?
I am in agreement with my colleague. The prosecutor is not required to dismiss. The results likely will not be admissible.
Cincinnati, OH
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Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
I am in agreement with my colleague. The prosecutor is not required to dismiss. The results likely will not be admissible.
I agree with my colleagues. Report the matter to the police and see a doctor.
Go to the Clerk's Office. If you have proof of who you are you should be allowed to see it and get a copy of it. Note, you may need to pay for copies.
You should really refer this question to an Indiana attorney.
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Hire a good defense attorney to review the matter and represent you.
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You can try talking with the prosecutor. If you indicate your position they may work with you. You need to know, however, that prosecutors rarely...
I am in agreement with my colleague. You need to request a public defender to assist you.