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Your two choices are either bankruptcy, or dealing with the claim, in one way or another, or you will likely face either wage garnishments or...
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Your two choices are either bankruptcy, or dealing with the claim, in one way or another, or you will likely face either wage garnishments or...
Revocations normally move forward within 60 days, but any lawyer could quickly check the court file for information on his sentence after...
I would guess that you would get the entire remaining year in jail, plus restitution, and more probation to pay it, if you are not represented by...
Yes, your concerns are justified, since a recent felony conviction will make you an instant suspect for the "slightest thing," and is also likely...
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The rule of thumb is that everyone in the car usually gets charged at a party to the crime for all substances found in the car (as opposed to on...
Both the new and old owner could be sued and found liable if they do not either defend the case or go bankrupt. As noted, sales documentation from...
Yes, a "bench warrant no bond" normally means that a judge needs to see him in court before a bond can be set, if ever. This is often due to a...
Assuming that the statute of limitations has not passed, and that you have not settled the claim, you could still sue both the driver and the owner...
Yes; extradition usually only occurs on felony charges, although it is technically also possible on misdemeanors, even if rarely used for them. ...
If you have any doubt about public defender coverage, you should retain private counsel. These particular offenses often go to municipal courts...