When a third party pays and Attorney, who is the actual client?
Sometimes a third party may pay the attorney's fees for the attorney's client. There is nothing wrong with that. However a person's attorney has...
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Sometimes a third party may pay the attorney's fees for the attorney's client. There is nothing wrong with that. However a person's attorney has...
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If a person pleads guilty to a felony charge but the judge stays imposition of sentence, then by operation of Minnesota statutes, once the person...
The most important thing at this point would be to get legal representation - either a private defense lawyer or a public defender. Normally my...
Since the premise appears to be an admission of a felony committed at age 16 (making it public under juvenile law), the question depends mainly...
It is highly unlikely that a person would be able to expunge a DWI conviction, for a number of reasons. It is not clear to me that expungments are...
That is question that is difficult to answer even when all the known facts of the case are considered. I can tell you that I have gotten a case...
Yes, the government has likely created a record. If you plead guilty, then there would be a record of that also. If in juvenile court, look at link...
Yes, the government has likely created a record. If you plead guilty, then there would be a record of that too. If this is in juvenile court, see...
It is difficult to imagine a scenario where evidence of an accuser's assault upon an accused on a different date would provide a complete defense...
If you retain a good DWI defense lawyer, fight and win - then you could avoid all of it. If you don't, you're drivers license would be...