If I get sentenced in criminal court tomorrow that’s the same day I go to jail
Most likely yes. However, you may serve more than what you agreed to if you agreed to a Cruz waiver when you entered your plea. Did you do that?
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Most likely yes. However, you may serve more than what you agreed to if you agreed to a Cruz waiver when you entered your plea. Did you do that?
You can try going to the courthouse early, but be prepared for the clerk to tell you to return on the scheduled date for the arraignment.
If he agrees to an offer with a one-year county lid, the maximum he will actually serve is about 182 days, or half, assuming he behaves while in...
Did your wife waive her back time in order to get the deal? If so, she may serve 13 days of the 25 day sentence.
You can fight it, yes. Did you affect the other car, i.e. make it slam on its brakes, swerve out of the way of you? Set it for trial. See People...
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Maybe not. More facts are needed to know what the circumstances were and what the officer may have suspected.
Talk to an experienced immigration attorney about this issue.
Yes, especially if there was force or threats of force, or a weapon involved.
Yes, the prior case against you will appear, but after expungement, it will show the case was dismissed. You will still need to explain what it...