Can Probation Officers ask to identify you for no reason?
Mr Kane is correct. A law enforcement officer does have the right to ask you for identification. A probation officer is like a police officer.
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Mr Kane is correct. A law enforcement officer does have the right to ask you for identification. A probation officer is like a police officer.
I agree with Mr Doland. However, I would like to add that it is unclear what your question is. Are you being prosecuted in California?
I am sorry to read that. Please clarify what you mean by "spice" and also I am unclear what your question is.
You are asking an excellent question. The answer is that I do not know. It would be a very good idea for you to contact an experienced criminal...
The previous attorney is correct. However, I would also add that the answer to your question depends upon the law in the other states you might...
Although you are asking a very good question, it would be a good idea for you to try and hire an experienced criminal defense attorney who...
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I do not understand your question because you describe a case that is already finished? I would need know more what you are expecting a lawyer to...