How do I plead to a citation that was not intentional?
You should be cautious of answers from out of state attorneys. Here, the answers are not completely correct. What you should do depends on...
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You should be cautious of answers from out of state attorneys. Here, the answers are not completely correct. What you should do depends on...
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An attorney may be able to convince a prosecutor to reopen your case and amend the charge or expunge it. Alternatively, you could argue the court...
I agree with Tajara. There is no way we would be able to answer this question without being the attorney handling the case. Even then, we could...
We have no way of answering your question without being the attorney for your case/reviewing the evidence. I would tread carefully here. Any...
I agree with Nick and Tajara. I would add that, if your fiancee was revoked and his sentence was originally withheld, he may sit until the court...
Normally, you should be cautious of answers from out of state attorneys. In this case, the answer is general. So, the answer is OK, if not very...
I agree with Attorney Passe. I would add you may argue the court has the inherent authority to expunge a conviction under any circumstances. ...
I agree with Attorney House: Be cautious of answers by out of state attorneys, especially when the out of state attorneys mark each other's...
If his sentence was withheld when he was placed on probation and he agreed to be revoked, he will sit until the court gets around to sentencing him...
I do not get out of your post that your boyfriend is on probation for the 2nd offense. If he is, however, and he received a 3rd offense while on...