How do I revoke a bond in Cook County, Illinois?
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Answered on August 07, 2015
You cannot do anything. He can use the money for attorney fees or court fees. If anything is left over the clerk will mail you a check.
How can I reduce a class B misdemeanor speeding ticket in Cook County, IL? (26-34 over on I-290 in 55)
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Answered on August 06, 2015
The only way to have it reduced is to hire an attorney who can negotiate with the State on your behalf. Is your court date at the Daley center?
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Is deferred adjudication and court supervision the same thing? Criminal attorney, employment attorney
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Answered on August 04, 2015
No, they are not the same thing. They are different dispositions.
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What is possible defense to charges under 720 ILCS 5/12-3.2(a)(2) in Cook County, IL?
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Answered on July 30, 2015
Taking the classes would have been a conviction. You need an attorney for trial.
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Was pulled over for speeding, cops searched my car, 3 felony charges.. What could my sentence be?
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Answered on July 30, 2015
With the help of an attorney you should be able to avoid jail time.
Can a malfunctioning part get my speeding ticket dismissed?
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Answered on July 29, 2015
You need a lawyer, they won't dismiss it.
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I have a unpaid fine will i go to jail? Possession of Marijuana, I don't even smoke anymore if that matters.
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Answered on July 29, 2015
Not likely. Contact your previous attorney and ask them for advice.
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What should i do If I have a warrant for missing a court date two months ago
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Answered on July 28, 2015
Hire an attorney who can motion up the case.
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I received a speeding ticket in Illinois for going 26-34 over posted limit can I possibly have court supervision?
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Answered on July 27, 2015
You will need to hire an attorney who can negotiate a reducer on your behalf? Where do you have court?
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Is there anything i can do.
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Answered on July 25, 2015
Call the states attorney and tell them you do not want to proceed with the case.
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