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Will my license be suspended for 30 days?
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Answered on December 29, 2013
Try it, you have nothing to lose.
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Cited for expired tags, insurance card was also expired, Financial Responsibility marked "Yes", will my insurance rates go up?
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Answered on December 29, 2013
Probably not. Just show your insurance card if asked.
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What is the most likely penalty I would get for stealing a cell phone from school and using the service? I'm 15
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Answered on December 29, 2013
It really depends on whether you have prior convictions and what judge you get. Talk with your court assigned attorney, and stop doing stupid things.
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Can I sue for my losses that occurred to me during the time that I was accused of a crime then proven not guilty at trial
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Answered on December 29, 2013
The standard for conviction in a criminal action is "beyond a reasonable doubt". For a civil action it is lower "preponderance of the evidence" ...
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What is the definition of aiding and abetting; in terms of not reporting a household member with an active warrant?
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Answered on December 29, 2013
Helping. If you are helping someone avoid legal arrest, you are aiding and abetting. especially if they are living in your house or apartment.
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Update to former question asked with paperwork numbers included. If I was sentenced to a split sentence 3 yrs, 84 mos, 0d.
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Get all the records together and speak with your former attorney
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I am in texas and am interested in what constitutes grounds for supervised visitation? I have no criminal history
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Watch what you send in e-mail, it is a record which can bite you in the rear end. Sounds like you need to apologize to her and nicely ask for...
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Is it illegal for a debit card company rush card to do a criminal back ground check on a card holder?
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Answered on December 29, 2013
Nope, but they should refund the money to your wife and possibly any charges for the service.
Can a one held in criminal contempt purge himself of his contempt ?
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Answered on December 29, 2013
If it is criminal contempt and involves a possible loss of liberty, you are entitled to a public defender if you can not afford counsel.
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I am charged with a class a misdemeanor with 360 days in jail waived and a fine. can this charge deport me? I have a green card.
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Answered on December 29, 2013
As long as the sentence is under 365 days I think you are safe, but you may want to address this to an immigration attorney
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