What is "IN THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE" mean? plain and simple what does it mean?
I have seen charges dismissed "in the interest of justice" because the ADA realized the police over-charged the crime or the facts didn't warrant...
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I have seen charges dismissed "in the interest of justice" because the ADA realized the police over-charged the crime or the facts didn't warrant...
It depends on what state of the proceedings you are in- beginning of the charge, trial, etc? Provide more information and a better answer should...
Most likely because you were on probation for theft and you committed more thefts, your probation will be revoked. You can also be charged with...
If you are on deferred adjudication for a felony you HAVE NOT been convicted of an offense and if you successfully complete the deferred you WILL...
No. An officer can pat you down before an arrest if there is fear of a weapon, but they cannot search your belongings. Post-arrest, yes, but not...
Yes, so long as you successfully completed the deferred and it was not a family violence charge adn five years has gone by, you can move to seal...
As is noted above, the attorney is technically employed by your deceased husband and the privilege of attorney-client continues even after the...
As noted above, for an accurate answer more details are needed like why you or the juvenile wants the matter reopened, what the overall purpose is,...
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Generally the majority of the pretrial is before the court because the judge will need to rule on several matters like motions in limine or motions...
What was the resolution of the charge? Was it dismissed outright or were you found not guilty? If so, you are eligible for an expungement. If...