How do I answer the question: Have you ever plead nolo contendere? (for licensing board in Texas)
You know it was not a nolo contendere plea because, with one very narrow exception that clearly does not apply to you, Illinois does not recognize...
Evanston, IL
Appeals Lawyer at Evanston, IL
Practice Areas: Appeals, Criminal Defense, Federal Crime
You know it was not a nolo contendere plea because, with one very narrow exception that clearly does not apply to you, Illinois does not recognize...
No, Miranda warnings are only required prior to custodial questioning.
Last minute continuances? Lots of reasons. The judge might have had an emergency matter that needed attention, or another case might have taken...
Keep in mind that I do not practice in Texas and that question needs the serious attention of a Texas attorney, not a response from an online Q&A...
Your description of what happened regarding the charge against you is not entirely clear (for purposes of the present inquiry it doesn't really...
Playing loud music is not a crime of moral turpitude. It might, however, make you an undesirable tenant for other reasons.
There is no statute of limitations after being indicted. A statute of limitations governs the period from the time of the offense within which the...
Start by looking at Rule 10 of the United States Supreme Court Rules. As I understand the rule, and the Court's conception of its certiorari...
They have the complainant's testimony, and that standing alone is enough to get you convicted if the jury believes it. They also, if a trolling...
Conspiracy, accountability, or constructive possession are three obvious possibilities, but there are others. The point is that you can not only...