What will happen to people caught committing a crime and were let go with court ordered court dare during COVID19.

If you are convicted, one of the factors the judge will consider in sentencing you is your prior record.

No one is going to prosecute this. Deal with it in the divorce.

Anyone can buy property, but if he wants it in his own name, he will have to give someone power of attorney. And depending on his crime, the cash...

If the case is not filed stamp through the court can somebody still be convicted. And if they have what should they do??

He would not have had a trial without the case being filed in court. The absence of a stamp is irrelevant.

BOP custody means serving a sentence in a federal prison. Even if he got in trouble, he would not be in a federal prison after 3 days. There is no...

It depends. You may be married as a matter of federal law, but not under Wis. state law. Or you could be married for some purposes but not for...

It sounds like he is in ICE custody, not BOP custody.

All federal inmates do 85% of their time, assuming good behavior. That has not changed to 65% and there are no plans to do so. The 65% rumor has...

Can I hire a pro bono lawyer to represent my son who is incarcerated and does not want his court appointed attorney?

His court appointed lawyer is a pro bono lawyer. He can ask the court for a new one but he doesn't get to choose unless he hires one.

I’m applying for a Gov. contract job, I know 10 years ago a former employer accused me of a crime, reported it do I report it ?

It depends on what you are adked. Read each question carefully and answer it honestly. If you were never arrested, charged, or convicted, it is...