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Answered on September 18, 2009
No, fad.
John M. Kaman's Answers (17636)
San Francisco, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
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Invalid name on arrest warrant.
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Answered on September 18, 2009
Her maiden name may or may not be a fictitious name; the magistrate may have allowed it to protect witness identity. Ask your lawyer to consider...
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Is this ID tainted? what could it be if it's not tainted?
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Answered on September 18, 2009
Yes, unless of course your accusor was perceptive enough that your lying eyes gave you away.
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If I was arrested but the charges were dropped, does this still show up on my criminal record?
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Answered on September 18, 2009
You can't and didn't charge anyone with anything. Only the DA can do this. If there was an arrest it will show on your record. If a complaint...
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My babys father was arrested for 2 b felonys.for how much time could he face if hes convicted
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Answered on September 18, 2009
I see many questions on avvo in which people want to do what is going to happen to them because of such and such an offense or parole violation. ...
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If convicted of a crime, can the charge be dropped to a lesser charge?
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Answered on September 18, 2009
In my state there is a statutory mechanism for reducing a felony to a misdemeanor as long as you didn't serve any actual time in state prison. You...
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New District Attorney is a family friend. Contact him to help with a case?
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Aside from Mr. Bailey's wise advice the DA may not have much if any input into any parole board decision. If you seek to have your DA friend...
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What are my options ?
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You are entitled to a hearing before revocation of parole but it is true, as Mr. Bailey points out, that it will help you if the parole officer...
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I have court for malicious destruction of property, should i get a lawyer?
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Answered on September 18, 2009
You shpould never walk into a criminal court room without a lawyer. You have too much to lose and criminal law is so complex that it is not worth...
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Is it against the law to interrogate and arrest someone if they have not been read their rights?
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Answered on September 18, 2009
With Miranda it is illegal to arrest someone and then interrogate them without reading them their rights. There is, however, a new police...
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