Does a no contact order go both ways?
No. It's just on you. This is a very common situation. You should not reply before having the order modified. Consult with an attorney.
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No. It's just on you. This is a very common situation. You should not reply before having the order modified. Consult with an attorney.
Yes, you can be asked to leave a private business. They have that right and apparently believed something happened. Just shop at another store.
Can't say for sure exactly how much additional time she may face. She needs to consult with a criminal lawyer to arrange turning herself in and go...
Maybe, but can't say for sure with limited information. You need to consult with a criminal lawyer to evaluate and talk options.
Can't predict at this point what may happen. He needs to consult with a criminal lawyer to review the case and go over his options.
Need more information. Can't predict what the judge may decide, but you could be facing some jail time.
Agree with my colleague. You don't really have an argument and best hope is that the officer will not show up.
Agree with my colleague. Yes, you could potentially face some issues..................
Yes, they can call them, but it's not known what they would tell them.
Sorry to hear about your situation. You can't speak with the prosecutor or his attorney and let them know what you are seeking.