Reason for a motion for a new trial or an appeal for misdemeanor.
As with Mr. Allen, I'd note that "did not let me" is a very different statement than "told me I'd better not or else..." or any number of other...
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As with Mr. Allen, I'd note that "did not let me" is a very different statement than "told me I'd better not or else..." or any number of other...
Look, apart from agreeing with advice given by my colleague-- DO NOT SPEAK TO THIS OFFICER AGAIN, even if the officer says "Fine, don't talk to me,...
There are a lot of details which could be important here. The short answer, though, is "very probably" yes. Obviously as a sworn peace officer your...
I think people are hesitant to answer this question because attorneys have a duty not to advise you or anyone else on how to engage in a continuous...
For God's sake, don't ask questions like this on the internet. Not a good idea. Call and hire a local attorney.
While I agree with my colleague that if this is an error by the court clerk, you can have the matter simply addressed by a motion to correct the...
There is way, way too much at stake to try to do this yourself. You absolutely need an attorney. Don't assume you can't afford one-- at least make...
Unfortunately, this question is too specific to your situation to give you a meaningful answer. You need to pick up the phone and speak with an...
I agree with my colleague; you need to find out who is representing your friend (again, sounds like the Public Defender) and ask there. This is...
First of all, it depends on what the underlying criminal conviction was. If you were convicted of a felony and had fines to pay, you're going to...