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Im on probation and my probation officer said I DO NOT have court ordered drug tests, does that mean I will NOT be tested?
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Answered on June 16, 2015
Just because it's not ordered doesn't mean the officer won't to it. Also, ransom testing is very common. I always tell my clients it's not worth...
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What happens in federal court after you are sentenced and have serious stroke
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Answered on June 12, 2015
You need to contact the attorney that did sentencing
Can I work a job under someone else's name with their consent?
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Answered on June 11, 2015
Yes. If you want to have more charges on your criminal history
Can my friend press charges on a person with HIV
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Answered on June 11, 2015
Probably. Aggravated assault. People have been charged and convicted in Dallas
Can I represent myself on a felony drug charge of possession of < 1 gr. when there was no probable cause?
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Answered on June 10, 2015
Of course you can. Probably the worst decision you'll ever make
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Can a cop pull you over in your own drive way
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Answered on June 05, 2015
Yes, especially if pursuit began on the road
What is the difference between pleading no contest and guilty?
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Answered on June 05, 2015
Very little difference. Mainly effects liability if a civil action is forthcoming. For purposes of criminal proceeding they are virtually the same
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I have some tickets will they cause trouble if i am trying to get an id
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Answered on June 01, 2015
Yes, if they are in warrant status. If you're current with a payment plan you'll probably be ok.
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Can I get in trouble for another person's actions?
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Answered on May 29, 2015
You probably won't get convicted based on some else's actions, but you might still get arrested. Many law enforcement agencies arrest everyone...
If the police found a narcotic residue bag in your possession and release you, can they charge you later?
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Answered on May 29, 2015
Yes they can. Talk to a lawyer, try to get a bond set, turn yourself in, and fight the case