John Kenneth Pineau

John Kenneth Pineau's Answers (26)

Boulder, CO

Criminal defense Lawyer at Boulder, CO

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Civil Rights ... +2 more

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An individual with a possible class c felony and diagnosed as bipolar being given medication and co while waiting for court date

John's answer | Answered on October 17, 2011

Thank you for your question. However, I'm not clear on the facts, charges, or the status of the case. I think you will benefit most from calling...

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What is the penalty for a warrant after you are arrested or surrender?

John's answer | Answered on October 13, 2011

A subpoena served by mail is completely ineffective and can be ignored; it must be personally served. Please contact counsel immediately so that...

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I witnessed two brothers in a horrible arguement that resulted in a stabbing.

John's answer | Answered on October 13, 2011

You need to contact an attorney as soon as possible. Your issue is very serious and the case that it is set in is very serious. Please call at...

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How do you drop charges against someone?

John's answer | Answered on October 13, 2011

You are completely off base. What you have been told is not only wrong, but likely, if followed, to undermine the case of the accused (your...

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Is there a time limit to start trial?

John's answer | Answered on October 12, 2011

In most cases it is 6 months. Avvo Answers <[email protected]> wrote:

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What will happen to first time offense shoplifter, could this be placed on my record?

John's answer | Answered on October 11, 2011

The arrest will stay on your record forever as well as any plea of guilt or conviction at trial. However, there are some pleas, that if...

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