Are civil courts bound by appellate criminal court decisions?
Appellate courts are not either civil or criminal. They are just courts of appeal. Your post is a bit vague, no very vague, as to the status...
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Appellate courts are not either civil or criminal. They are just courts of appeal. Your post is a bit vague, no very vague, as to the status...
Messrs. Sachs and Deasey are absolutely correct. As just a legal consideration, there is no difference. But there are tactical/strategic reasons...
Mr. Rafter is correct in all aspects. I believe that there may be some search /evidence suppression issues here. If you are not being prosecuted,...
I agree you need to see an attorney. Something says that this matter is further along than an initial reading of your post indicates. Personally,...
She should contact an attorney. She needs to discuss not only the accident which probably should be reported to her carrier, but also to discuss...
You should have a discussion with an attorney, soon. At the present, it appears there are only allegations. But these could result in some decision...
No.
Have right to attorney. Public defender requires defendant to be indigent. Ask court. Are you sure the Court on its own motion raised the charges...
No one can even guess as you have not provided sufficient facts. However, if there are witnesses other than the victim, the DA can prosecute. See...
Writing to the court [judge] would be an ex parte communication. Judge cannot read the letter. Prosecutor has a right to know what you are asking...