Why would a probation officer lie to me?
It's hard to determine why the probation officer would lie to you, but probation officers probably have rules about talking about the whereabouts...
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It's hard to determine why the probation officer would lie to you, but probation officers probably have rules about talking about the whereabouts...
The court file is public record. You can go to the clerk's office and request it. You can also request a computer printout of the docket sheet...
The Court can sanction the government for failure to comply with its orders and those sanction can include dismissal.
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As quickly and seamlessly as possible probably requires an attorney to go appear for you, get any warrant recalled and resolve the case, as in work...
The fees are so high because courts are strapped and need the money and lawmakers probably hope that higher fines deter you from not wearing your...
If you are appealing, you will need the reporter's official transcript. This is the one you order from the court reporter sitting in the courtroom...
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On a second offense you'll need an SB-38 18 month probation and you should qualified for a restricted license if you get the IID. You should...
It sounds like you were ordered to appear somewhere and provide fingerprints. All that should happen is that you go where you are ordered, likely...
The internal appeal appears to be the best route.
I'm not aware of such a law, but officers investigating a crime aren't obligated to keep statements confidential under most circumstances. That...