If a person is placed in jail and is not read his Miranda Rights till the day he is released is that legal?

Lord knows why they bothered to do it then. No, it's never "illegal" not to Mirandized someone. It merely affects the admissibility of things they...

My experience with my court appointed lawyer went bad?????

Hmm. If you already know what we're going to say, why exactly is it that you're bothering to post??? And by the way, according g to my fourth grade...

When a child is abandoned by the mother and no paternity has been established in the father, who has custody?

The father not having legal paternity really is an issue on being able to do anything regarding the custody of a child. And as you know, yes, you...

Am trying to see if i can get a non disclosure for a 3rd degree felony charge back in 2007.

I'm afraid that e en if you did get deferred adjudication probation on this and had your case dismissed more than five years back, no, you won't be...

Do I have any other options?

Mr. Craytor'a correct on this. Yes, all those things you listed are "possible". But they're possible in a hypothetical case, not in your specific...

What does a case like the one am asking for cost?are their any law suits we can also file for.

What is it you're asking for? If you're saying the defendant's been in jail for 90 days on a felony without being indicted, then his attorney can...

They'll be able to see it until such time as it's actually been expunged, and if you're successful with deferred disposition, you should be able to...

I Am 16, My Boyfriend Is 18. I Turn 17 July 4th, And He Turns 19 May 8th. What Would Happen To Him If I Got Pregnant Right Now?

Just. Don't. Mr. Jones's answer pretty much covers it. I too have been practicing law fr longer than you've been alive (God, what a depressing...

I think you're going to find yourself in luck there. Not only CAN you get probation under those circumstances, you almost certainly will, because...

If my case was dismissed question???

In some cases, you can obtain an expunction immediately. More often, you'll have to wait out the statute of limitations on the offense, which is...