Convicted of disorderlyconduct does lautenburg act apply?
If the underlying conduct involved an act of violence against a family or household member, it could apply.
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If the underlying conduct involved an act of violence against a family or household member, it could apply.
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If his license is suspended due to a DUI there is a mandatory four days jail. If it’s not due to a DUI, avoiding jail time may still be possible...
You can voluntarily surrender on the warrants which may help you get a better bond when you appear in court. Other factors that can affect bond...
They must be “promptly” brought before a Judge. That usually means the next business day. However holidays or weekend can delay the process legally.
It can be reduced to a civil judgment which will damage your credit and prevent you from qualifying for any kind of loans you pay it off.
Yes. It is different if they discriminate on the basis of some protected status such as race, gender, etc. but having a criminal arrest or record...
It would legally be considered a 2nd offense in 7 years. However the prosecution must obtain a certified copy of the Nebraska conviction and also...
Yes. He may have a defense. Without representation he may not end giving that up and being convicted of something he should not.
This is not a criminal defense question. You should post this in a section dealing with custody and family law issues.