Can my attorney hold all the discovery without releasing it to me?
The court rule that regulates discovery between the parties specifically says that a defense attorney cannot release discovery that it has received...
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The court rule that regulates discovery between the parties specifically says that a defense attorney cannot release discovery that it has received...
If you are personally served a subpoena you are required to show up to court. If you do not show up the prosecutor can ask the court to issue a...
Just to clarify the answers above. As the first Attorney said, "yes" it does have to have the date that it was signed and a deadline for execution....
When the state charges an individual with a crime, what they have to do is prove the elements of the crime. For example if they found a gun during...
There is no law that says they must catch a person anywhere or at anytime. Witness testimony is proof if the jury believes it. If there is a...
This is a question that can probably only be answered by a medical professional that is qualified to give an opinion as to what accidents directly...
There is a 6 month IID requirement if you are convicted of Negligent Driving in the First Degree and also have a DUI conviction within the 7 years...
A lot of the Superior Courts have a "court facilitator" whose job it is to review paperwork like this and make sure you have it correct before...
Judges are required by the very nature of their job to determine what is and is not "fact." They can't make decisions about what to do without...
The Fifth Amendment essential protects you from unfair interrogation practices by the government. The initial question when looking at whether an...