Daryl J. Wood

Daryl J. Wood's Answers (46)

Waterford, MI

Licensing Lawyer at Waterford, MI

Practice Areas: Licensing, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI

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They can't sentence me after 14 days for third degree retail fraud right? it's been a month almost 2 on the 19th.

Daryl's answer | Answered on July 06, 2012

There are many 14 day rules within the court system, but very few of them are controlling when it comes into the ability to prosecute a particular...

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Can an attorney lose his license due to sexual misconduct

Daryl's answer | Answered on April 23, 2010

Any attorney convicted of a crime will face sanctions against his license to practice law. Being lewd and sadistic however is not a crime by...

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Should i take a polygraph to clear my name

Daryl's answer | Answered on April 13, 2010

Our office have successfully used polygraph examinations to clear individuals from suspicion of many types of criminal offenses. Unfortunately,...

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My husband was convicted of a d felony for selling a really small bag of cocain can he come back b4 5 yrs

Daryl's answer | Answered on April 13, 2010

This answer is likely State specific. In Michigan, you husband may be able to request permission to terminate his probation early. The chances of...

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If a person plead the fifth in a family battery case is the still on their criminal record.

Daryl's answer | Answered on April 13, 2010

The question as posed does not allow for a simple answer. A person that has asserted the Fifth Amendment in a family battery case has nothing to...

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Were the cops in the right to go through my phone?

Daryl's answer | Answered on April 13, 2010

The short answer is the officer is not allow to go through your phone without your permission or without a search warrant. May officers will...

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