Can statements made before the maranda rights are read be used in trial? And can prior convictions be kept out of the trial?

Yes they can unless you felt you were being detained in a manner consistent with being under arrest and the questions are of the type that a person...

How long does a judge have to find a person guilty or not guilty in a drug charge fourth degree the reason why i am asking is

I'm a bit confused. If you have not been charged and have not been to court, I can only assume you were arrested and released with a court date to...

All felony and most gross misdemeanor criminal offenses are required to be filed with the court and served upon the defendant in the form of a...

How long does a judge have to find a person guilty or not guilty in a drug charge fourth degree the reason why i am asking is

As long as you have been charged, the process can take as long as the court systems wants it to take. You, however, have the right to expedite...

I miss my court date it was on the 17th and i thought it was on the 18th what do i do

As mentioned, you should call the court immediately. The warrant may not have been actually issued yet and might be able to be recalled. If it...

First, there would have to be a nationwide warrant for your arrest. Most often, matters such as yours would result in statewide warrants. If the...

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First, the BCA should update their records. This should be accomplished by the district court sending to the BCA the notice of vacate and dismiss....

Are my rights being violated ?

I agree with my colleagues. I would offer this advice to you, however. I assume that you were ordered/sentenced to complete drug court or a drug...

How do I app. 1st degree conviction that should have been self-defense?

First, you only have 90 days to appeal the conviction to the Minnesota Court of Appeals. Of course, if this is a 1st Degree Murder conviction, you...

If my boyfriend gets a state of imposition on his record from a drug charge 5 years ago- can he still be in medical career

Stay of imposition simply means that when the convicted person successfully completes probation, the original charge will be reduced to a...