Credibility of imformer
Also, often times the informant's testimony may not be needed for the prosecution to prove their case.
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Also, often times the informant's testimony may not be needed for the prosecution to prove their case.
Your best bet is to inform the prosecution of your intent not to go forward with charges. At this stage of the game, however, it is their decision.
The more you violate, the better chance of receiving jail time.
As long as they are just "dating" the answer is yes.
I agree, an employment attorney is probably where you need to start. Good luck.
For starters, it's not good. The US government has placed a hold that for a specific reason they need the person in court or detained somewhere....
The decision will be up to the prosecutor and not the victim. Please discuss with a local attorney. Best of luck to you.
You should stop discussing the facts online so nothing can be used against you. You should contact a local defense attorney ASAP.
Jail time i a possibility. I really depends on the prosecutor, your attorney, and the evidence against you. Every case is different and you should...
Try not to be so specific in your questions. You do not want anything to be used against you in the future.