This is what my lawyer sent me thru email..what should I do?
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Waukesha, WI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Waukesha, WI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals
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If it was filed in court, you should be able to review the court file at the courthouse. Otherwise, I would expect the District Attorney's Office...
As you indicate, one citation is for the paraphernalia, and the other is for the illegal substance.
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No, unfortunately citations are not eligible for expungement under current Wisconsin law. I'm surprised that an application would be asking about...
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If he wants to see you, he wouldn't have an order of protection against you.
I would expect most probation agents understanding if the reason you weren't back in time was because you were in a car accident. But my prediction...
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Yes, the police can seize any potential evidence, but generally would need a warrant to search the phone without consent. (Also, why on earth...