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Is it possibly to alter my probation?
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Answered on October 19, 2013
You can always as the court to terminate probation early. It is possible but not probable.
Incorrect or missing information on a police officers statement
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Answered on October 19, 2013
The errors are minor and will be talking points for the criminal defense attorney you hire to defend you in this case!!
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Can I be fired from my employer or be forced to leave my position due to having interlock device installed in company car?
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Answered on October 19, 2013
They can let you go.
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Assaulted ssdi person disabled hit with own cain from behind - severe neuro/ he has ptsd
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Your post is very difficult to understand. The hurt person most likely need a personal injury attorney to make a claim against the attacker -- if...
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Do I really need a lawyer
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Answered on October 19, 2013
For what my friend?
Why would they let the rapist who raped my girlfriend go free until his court date?
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Indeed it is frustrating. Bond is set in the vast majority of criminal cases and that seems to the situation here.
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I had a sex offense in 1989. I have been eligible to have my self removed from the registry. Can I do it by myself.
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Answered on October 19, 2013
You can, but you really do want to talk to a criminal defense attorney about doing it right!
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I was involved in car accident on 30th of Sept. 2013, as i was driving on right hand lane , a car pulled out of a private drive
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Talk to your attorney about all of you concerns!!
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I fell at the jail and banged my head on the stool then fell to the ground. I declined treatment. I now need it
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Take care of your medical needs right away.
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I ran over a young lady's foot - can I be sued?
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Answered on October 19, 2013
Yes -- you can be sued. Before it gets there, report the claim to your insurance carrier.
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