What are the guide lines for proable cause, for a judge to sign a search warrent?
It could be. It is impossible to answer this question more definitely without a lot more facts (which probably should not be posted on a public...
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It could be. It is impossible to answer this question more definitely without a lot more facts (which probably should not be posted on a public...
Both of the prior answer are correct, but let me try to make a little more sense out of this for you. There are several time limits that are...
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The Indiana attorney's advice about calling the prosecutor and expressing your concerns may be a good place to start. However, depending on the...
More often than not when you try to talk your way out of these things you end up digging a deeper hole. Retain an attorney. Have your attorney...
It will depend on your judge. You are allowed one deferred finding on a "moving violation" (speeding) and one deferred finding on a "non-moving"...
Warrants typically do NOT go away with time. Often they have expiration dates, but they can be renewed indefinitely. A warrant can also follow...
A DUI conviction cannot be vacated in Washington per RCW 9.96.060(2)(c). An amended offense such as Reckless Driving or Negligent Driving is not...
RCW 46.63.070(5)(a) allows the court to defer findings for up to one year and "the court may assess costs as the court deems appropriate for...
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The commitment order is for 90 days because he has been given a 90 day sentence. The order should indicate that he is allowed to spend 60 days on...
Sears' policy has been to allow a compromise of a misdemeanor for folks with no prior record and with the prosecutor's agreement. It involves...