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Should i fight this fare evasion ticket? (I fit as much information as I could below. Please help me. Thank you!)
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Answered on December 14, 2013
Speak with a N Y attorney.
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What does sp2 probation report only mean
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Mr. Hill has provided you with the math. It may be possible for an earlier release due to good time behavior and over crowding .
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1170 h 5 b split upper four years
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This is a repost of same question- answers will not change.
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Role of AB 109 with conviction 11379 (a)
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AB 109 does not apply in this situation. He will be going to prison.
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If he took a deal for 16mo. With 1/2 why would it showshow sp 2
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This has been asked and answered. See Mr. Hills response.
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Concurrent. Vs consecutive
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The purpose of the statute is to discourage exactly what your husband was charged with. That it why it will run consecutively.
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What does sp 2 probation report only mean
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My colleagues have answered this numerous times. With the over crowding in the LA County jail ther is a good chance he will be released earlier.
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I am 19 years old. What are the consequences of a petty theft citation with no prior records? and what can i do?
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Answered on December 14, 2013
Get an attorney ASAP ! Your arrest will show - but it is quite possible that this offense can be dealt with through an alternative sentence which...
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Can we get him out sooner?? His job is in jeopardy. His bail is $0, but the other county has a hold on him .
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You need an attorney to deal with hold by other county. Which county? What were the charges there?
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Can i fix papers for my husband even tho
he has a felony
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Answered on December 14, 2013
Speak with an immigration attorney.
