Can a Public Defender represent a person more than once?

If the public defender's office feels there is a conflict, they will appoint private attorneys to represent your sons. Your sons cannot be...

I was accused of a theft. but not charged. can some one tell me what is a pre charging request,(and if this ever helps not being

Likely, this is a meeting with the prosecutor and/or officers to determine whether and how you will be charged. Per the answers to your previous...

I was acussed of theft under $500.00 but was not arrested yet.I am named as offender on the police report.

Based on the limited information contained in your post, we cannot tell whether you look guilty. And do NOT post any details regarding your case...

If a person is non compliant to a Court Approved Settlement Agreement, statute 51.20, are they automatically committed

These questions are waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too complex for a forum like Avvo. Your friend needs to talk directly to a criminal defense attorney who...

Will I bet jail time fore a second offense driving after revocation?

OAR is a class A misdemeanor punishable by up to 9 months jail and/or a $10K fine. So, yes, you are facing jail time. Whether you will actually...

Consequences of out of state test refusal in WI?

In my experience, yes, WI will revoke for an out of state refusal. If this is your first refusal, the revocation will be for one year; and you are...

2nd underage, do I need an attorney?

I agree with first answer. I write to suggest you actually contact local, experienced criminal defense attorneys directly. It will be easier for...

I have 2 class A misdemeanors from1993 in wis.Can this effect my ability to buy a gun at a sportinggoods store?

If the misdemeanors were domestic violence crimes (i.e., the victim was a spouse, former girlfriend, family member, or the like), you would not be...

My boyfriend is in the county jail he got revoked he has been in there now for 3 months how much longer will he have to sit

I agree with the first answer. See the answers to your other...

How long will it take for the district attorney to decide if he will formally charge me with substantial battery?

For a felony offense, the prosecutor may charge you up to 6 years after the incident. For a misdemeanor, the prosecutor has 3 years. ...

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