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I am charged with gta and first degree burglary. what type of sentence am i looking at?
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Answered on November 15, 2013
You're looking at prison. Call an attorney.
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My brother-in-law was convicted of 647.6, and completed his parole. Can he move into his parents home near a school?
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Answered on November 06, 2013
This seems to be an open question at this point. Your brother should discuss his situation with a local attorney. He can also check with the local...
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Under the influence - CA
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Answered on November 03, 2013
You haven't asked a question.
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Summary probation has been ex parte revoked will i need an attorney to keep ep me out of jail?
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Answered on November 03, 2013
The odds of you going to jail for this are vanishingly small, based on the facts as given. Failure to pay fines and fees can be tricky as the basis...
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What is the term as far as jail time for someone that has a charge against them of PC 114? what legal actions do we need to take
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Answered on November 03, 2013
That crime is a felony which carries a sentence of 5yrs in prison. There is no prohibition on a grant of probation, so the defendant could...
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Crime bail crime
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Answered on October 27, 2013
No.
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I have a 273A(A) misdemeanor that was expunged, can I own a firearm in Ca?
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Answered on October 21, 2013
If the crime was a crime of domestic violence, you would be banned under the Lautenberg Amendment, which is found at 18 USC 922(g)(9).
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Me = PC 69 & intoxicated in public? & Husband = PC 148 & Intoxicated in public?
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Answered on October 10, 2013
Let's talk seriously for a moment.
Call a lawyer. Make an appointment. Sit down and talk with the lawyer.
There is no way that anyone can...
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Can a search warrant be thrown out of court if there is no search warrant number on it
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Answered on October 06, 2013
No
Can you be arrested twice for the same case even though you haven't been arraigned yet?
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Answered on October 02, 2013
Yes, you can be arrested/remanded on the warrant. Contact your bail bondsman and ask him/her if they are willing to reassume (repost) the bail...
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