May a Judge object to Defendant's Questions in Criminal Case?
A judge CAN find a question objectionable without one of the parties actually raising an objection to the question, but in my experience they don't...
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A judge CAN find a question objectionable without one of the parties actually raising an objection to the question, but in my experience they don't...
I would ignore it until they actually file suit, to be honest. They send out these letters as a matter of course hoping that people will pay it,...
Say this and only this to the police: "I am asserting my 5th and 6th Amendment rights and I am not going to say anything without an...
You can be charged with it, but that's the kind of case I would certainly not hesitate to take to trial. Possession requires control over the item...
You definitely need to enter a "not guilty" plea and hire an attorney. Although it likely doesn't sound like a big deal to you, the fact that you...
There are a lot of reasons why you would not want to just plead guilty. It sounds like you are undocumented, and even a minor criminal conviction...
You can ask for anything. You may just not like the answer. If you are in the middle of an actual trial, it is extremely unlikely that the judge...
We are missing a lot of facts here. What were you charged with? Where were you charged? Is the case currently pending? If the case if over, were...
I'm not sure I understand the question you are asking. Your brother was assaulted at Whaley Home and at your aunt's house? Am I understanding that...
It sounds like you are asking about the statute of limitations. If I recall correctly, the statute of limitations for a misdemeanor is six years....
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