If you sign a warrant that says you are charged with 2ounts of burglary can they change your charges to 1St degree burglary
Yes. The prosecution is free to add, dismiss or change charges.
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Yes. The prosecution is free to add, dismiss or change charges.
It certainly won't hurt. Doing so can help your lawyer argue for no jail time.
He can always plead guilty. Some people just don't want to even when it is in their best interest to do so.
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The cop not writing everything perfectly is not a defense. But, a good attorney may be able to handle this with other means. Call local,attorneys...
Yes, that could be a basis for violation of probation and imposition of a new sentence. Call your lawyer.
Yes, that would be a violation of probation. Any criminal charge can be a violation.
K2 is not legal. It is likely illegal under the federal analogue act. In any case, yes, you can get fired. Unless you are a union member or a CEO...
It depends. Federal or state prosecution? Prior convictions or not? Either way, it looks to be decades of prison exposure.
There is no "standard" every case is different. Hire a lawyer to pursue your options. Violent crimes are very serious.