What happens if I'm under arrest and the officer questions me before giving me my Miranda rights
A Miranda violation, even if established, is not grounds for dismissal. At most it may be grounds for suppression of any pre-warning custodial...
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A Miranda violation, even if established, is not grounds for dismissal. At most it may be grounds for suppression of any pre-warning custodial...
If the police learn about it in any way, for example by tracing your Avvo posting, which is unlikely but not impossible, or by one of your friends...
The arrest, if any, will show up. The pending charge will show up. A disposition may or may not show up. Any employer who would hold a criminal...
You may or may not have some procedural objection to make, but it is not going to e double jeopardy.
Any appeal is difficult project even for an experienced appellate attorney. Pro se litigants do sometimes win appeals, but only rarely. It is...
It is unclear what you are asking. If you want to know whether the defendant's attorney and the prosecutor can discuss a case prior to the initial...
I defer to my New York colleagues on the law and practice in your state. As a matter of general appellate practice, however, a notice of appeal...
Here is how I see it. Yes, you could still be charged, but you probably won't be. Based on your posting there is adequate evidence to have you...
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No, in my experience judges do not "usually say yes" to early termination. You have to show a persuasive reason why you should not have to...
You have a right to appeal from a criminal conviction. In virtually every jurisdiction of which I am aware the appeal cannot be initiated until a...