What would be the most likely penalty in this situation?
I assume the judge told him what will happen " next time". It can be 2 years prison, or maybe worse, a year in the county jail and lots of fines.
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I assume the judge told him what will happen " next time". It can be 2 years prison, or maybe worse, a year in the county jail and lots of fines.
It seems you are describing a formal guardianship with court reporting each year? The Iowa courts cannot maintain guardianship of a person not...
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If the summons does not tell you the reason then your attorney can figure it out if he or she looks at the file and knows the local customs.
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See the police and consult a lawyer. Usually these people don't have enough money to be worth suing but if they do a criminal assault is a basis...
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If you are being screened to see someone in prison then law enforcement will be accessing official criminal history records to check your record....
Being found not guilty is not the same as proving malicious prosecution or no probable cause or violation of civil rights. You can discuss matter...