How does the statute of limitations work
Typically a statute of limitations provides that prosecution for an offense must be commenced within a certain time after the offense was...
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Typically a statute of limitations provides that prosecution for an offense must be commenced within a certain time after the offense was...
Denial of a motion to dismiss does not constitute a favorable decision on the merits of your case. It only means that you will be allowed to go...
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I do not practice in Oregon, so take this just as a top-of-the-head response. Anyone convicted of a criminal offense has a right to appeal the...
In most criminal-related matters there are no forms to fill out. Motions are case-specific and are prepared by the attorneys as appropriate.
I agree with Mr. Wigell. The Illinois Supreme Court Rules 411 et seq.governing criminal discovery apply only to felony cases. Disclosure of...
If your friend is taking a direct appeal from a conviction he is entitled to appointed counsel. If by "appeal" you are really asking about some...
Yes, you can be charged, as you have been. Depending on the way the evidence develops at trial, you could both be convicted.
Traffic code offenses cannot be expunged in Illinois.
I am afraid Mr. Brody nailed it. There is no expungement of federal criminal records. If you have a state court conviction you need to ask a...
Don't even think of doing it yourself. A criminal appeal is a tough project even for a specialist, and is always a steep uphill fight. A...