What can happen in my situation
You could go to prison for up to ten or twenty years, depending on whether it's a 2nd or 3rd degree. Call your attorney and ask him what is going...
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You could go to prison for up to ten or twenty years, depending on whether it's a 2nd or 3rd degree. Call your attorney and ask him what is going...
Yes. It would be hard but not impossible. Her criminal history (or lack thereof) will be a factor. If she needs drug treatment, she may be given...
If you hired an attorney, it is his responsibility to reset the case if he cannot be present on the current court date. You absolutely should not...
No. Jurisdiction for the offense is wherever the offense occurred. You can file charges in that city and state.
Maybe. It will ultimately be up to the judge. Although his defense attorney may be able to reach an agreement for probation with treatment rather...
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It depends ob how he is indicted. It sounds like they could put two enhancement paragraphs on him, which would make his punishment range 25-life....
Extremely extremely unlikely. If he is on deferred, technically he can be re-pled. But with these facts, I honestly don't see it happening.
Deferred probation will definitely be an option. You may also qualify for a pretrial diversion program, which results in an outright dismissal. I...
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The maximum punishment possible is one year in the county jail and a $4,000 fine. He should also be eligible for probation. He needs to hire an...