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What Charges Would be Brought On All Participating Individuals???
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Answered on January 23, 2014
This is more of a hypothetical for a law student exam.
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In felony court
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Answered on January 23, 2014
Preponderance of the evidence is a standard of proof. It's best described as just over 50%. Which means if someone has proven something to a...
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How can a victim find out about a federal probation violation hearing?
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Answered on January 22, 2014
you can go to PACER, but you can also contact the prosecutor or the victim-witness coordinator/liaison in the courthouse--many courts have such a...
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Is it possible that the DA will drop all charges?
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Answered on January 22, 2014
It really depends on the evidence and the interests involved. Sometimes they will drop it if they don't have great evidence, but sometimes they...
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Why do defendants in Federal Criminal Court need to appear in court every 30 days?
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Answered on January 22, 2014
If you demand your speedy trial right, 70 days.
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Police showed up at my parents house looking for me what does it mean???
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Answered on January 22, 2014
It means you have a warrant for your arrest which you must resolve ASAP.
Anyone have a sample blood split order for LA county?
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Answered on January 22, 2014
you can ask the PD in court -- they usually have them right there in court.
If a 40508A Failure to Appear for a traffic ticket is "recalled," am I still deemed "convicted" of that misdemeanor?
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Answered on January 22, 2014
You are correct.
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Is there a way to check if an arrest warrant has been issued against a person for criminal tax fraud/evasion?
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Answered on January 22, 2014
You may be able to check some online databases or hire an attorney to investigate. The best way might be to run a warrant check, for which you may...
Do I need to pledge guilty in order to get diversion for misdemeanor battery? How about deferred prosecution?
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Answered on January 22, 2014
In most cases, diversion programs require you to plead guilty in order to get diversion. If you succeed, you earn dismissal. If you fail, the...
