Is it possible for one Co defendant to receive more charges than the other??
That is perfectly legal, as your husband may not have been involved in everything.
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That is perfectly legal, as your husband may not have been involved in everything.
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If a bond is set, then they will be released upon posting that bond until sentenced.
If you are held longer than you are supposed to be, then your civil rights are likely being violated. Consult a local civil rights attorney.
I am unclear whether or not a crime has been committed. If he knew of the person being underage and still proceeded, then yes a crime had been...
The court looks to the best interest of the child. It is hard to prove that it is the child's best interest not to have any contact with their father.
The statute of limitations is satisfied once the charge has been filed.
It would make sense that an attorney would like to be paid if you are.
I agree with Mr. Hardin. You are going to need to hire an attorney if you hope to accomplish anything.
The best you can do is take pictures of the area and the inability to see the sign and then ask for a trial.
You can sue the her for the problems she caused.