I was charged with 11350AHS, 381BPC, & 146011AVC
The answer is "probably not." Generally speaking those agreements are frowned upon by the law, and the service branches themselves (reportedly)...
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The answer is "probably not." Generally speaking those agreements are frowned upon by the law, and the service branches themselves (reportedly)...
It depends on what you mean by "harass." The frank truth is that depending on what you mean, unless you can prove it with video tape, there's not a...
You can't get a real answer to this question in this setting. You need to speak with your attorney face-to-face to figure this out. Don't try to...
I know this is a frustrating answer, but the only person who can reliably and accurately answer this question is the person representing your son...
Yes, I think you should. There are a few problems here and it's a more nuanced issue than sometimes comes up on this forum. One problem is that...
First, your question suggests you may not be totally clear as to what you were arrested for. 12025 is not the correct code section. I'm just going...
If this is NOT an attorney asking this question... then you're in over your head, and are asking highly detailed questions which strongly indicate...
Nobody can really answer this accurately, no matter how much info you provide. Here's the problem: the early release date stories you are hearing...
This is a question that can only properly be answered by your lawyer-- you really need to ask that person. Personally, in the areas I practice,...
The only thing I'd add to what my distinguished colleagues already pointed out is this: when you ask to have a bail hearing, you open up ALL...