Can he be relreased?
The short answer is: no, he can't be released. The longer answer is this: depending on the county, the county he's in custody at should notify...
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The short answer is: no, he can't be released. The longer answer is this: depending on the county, the county he's in custody at should notify...
Here's the problem: Often, when detectives and prosecutors talk to you, they say things that make you feel like they're promising you leniency but...
So, first, let's be clear here: preliminary revocation hearings are a joke. We usually only get notice of them as lawyers maybe 24-48 hours in...
Definitely talk to an Illinois lawyer, as the fastest and easiest way to do this would be to get it certified as completed in Illinois and then let...
I'd add to the other answers that it's not clear if you're saying you have to serve the 8 months because you've been revoked, or if the 8 months is...
As Attorney Sawyer noted, only felonies committed on or after July 1, 2009 were eligible for expungement, as prior to that only misdemeanors were....
The short answer to this question? Yes, they will. They will take you into custody, start extradition proceedings (which you will have to pay for),...
I can't fully tell from your narrative here whether you're saying that the DA has made an offer, you don't like it, and you want your attorney to...
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To add to both of the excellent comments thus far, I'd note that my firm's contracts have language where I warn clients that I may move to withdraw...
I'm assuming in this question that this isn't a situation where you and the biological father were in a relationship at some point. The answer to...