D.A has no offer, what does that mean and is it to the benefit of the defendant? Will charges be dropped at preliminary?
What it means is that you should engage a lawyer, if you haven't already.
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What it means is that you should engage a lawyer, if you haven't already.
You should engage a lawyer, and if you truly can't afford to hire one, you can get a public defender.
No, you don't have to open the door to the police without a warrant. Further, even if they claim to have a warrant, you would be safer to ask for...
If you are actually charged, you might consider engaging a lawyer. Those folks are used to this sort of thing.
In the Trump era, don't mess around with citizenship if it's important to you. Consult with an immigration lawyer who also does criminal work.
If you don't trust your lawyer, you can fire her (unless she's a public defender, in which case it's up to a judge). She may well be simply...
Sounds like you may want to consider getting a restraining order against her as well. Then what you describe might be construed as illegal.
Just as a point of reassurance, nearly every public defender I've ever known was also, perhaps by merest coincidence, an attorney.
Sounds like the judge was stubbornly doing his duty, so I suppose if you focus on that it may seem he was behaving like an ass. But he's supposed...
It depends on the experienced criminal defense attorney. Most, if not all, of O.J. Simpson's lawyers had no experience with Judge Ito. They did all...