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Will anyone answer my email of 11/15/2015? What are my chances when taking a repairman who ruined my floor to small claims court
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Answered on November 18, 2015
You're chances are decent, especially if you have before and after photos. When you file a small claim action, typically a court will set a status...
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What are the "current" statutes of limitations in the state of Michigan for the following offenses?
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Answered on April 20, 2015
I believe the SOL is 6 years, excepting murder and child criminal sexual assault. Yes, the SOL can be tolled when: the warrant issued, the...
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My boyfriend appeal case was submitted to the judge panel today (criminal case)
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Answered on April 20, 2015
My experience, the Court of Appeals may take up to a year or more to decide a case. I have never had a response within a week or two. Not ever. ...
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Who do I contact about any information?
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Answered on April 20, 2015
In my experience, of course depending on the misdemeanor charge, a jurisdiction will not extradite for a minor matter. The prison typically waits...
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My sister was told she needs a "writ" to be released from the detention center in Detroit. What is a writ?
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Answered on April 20, 2015
A writ can also be issued by a judge for the release of an individual awaiting a bond hearing to an attorney. For instance, an uncharged...
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Was the search legal?
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Answered on March 20, 2015
There was not a search, really. A search requires state action. In this case, it was your parents, not law enforcement, therefore, no state...
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Is a person who wittnesd the defendant in a criminal prosecution in possession of items from the crime considerd a res gestae
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Answered on March 20, 2015
I had this issue at trial recently. My client was charged with a single event, single day. The investigation of the 1-day misdemeanor crossed...
What is done to protect a falsely accused defendant ? What can a falsely accused defendant do to prove and get rid of false
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Answered on February 19, 2013
Trial is the answer to your question. A falsely-accused defendant can only exonerate himself at trial. That being said, there are other...
Can the court or prosecutor change a plea deal after it has been agreed to by the defendant , and should it be in writing ?
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Answered on February 19, 2013
The deal does not have to be in writing provided it is placed on the record. The court does not have to accept the terms of a plea bargain, so if...
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