Could my husband be taken to trial without no witnesses?
Not likely. If the witnesses fail to appear, there is likely no evidence to convict.
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Not likely. If the witnesses fail to appear, there is likely no evidence to convict.
It is unclear whether you are going to be charged, but if you are, you should get an attorney and ensure that you make no further statements.
It will also depend on criminal history and other factors. 18 USC 922 is the federal felon with a firearm statute.
If you mean transfer your probation, the answer is probably yes. Inter-county transfers are quite common. Talk to you probation officer as the...
In the federal system, he'll serve 85% of his time, in most cases. Best to talk to his attorney to get the most accurate information.
I would see Mr. Lowther's comprehensive answer. It's basically five years, but in a conspiracy, which is what is usually charged in the federal...
Not likely. The system of wants and warrants doesn't look at how you are entering, it looks at who you are and whether you have warrants for your...
if he is that worried about it, he should ask to appear before the court or get a court order so there is no confusion. Your son shouldn't fear...
While I don't practice in VA, typically if the violation is "internal" which means you violated one of the terms and conditions of your probation,...
It really depends on the facts and circumstances of your case. Contact a lawyer ASAP and start working on your case. From the facts you have...