Can a DOC officer re-violate an inmate if that inmate is incarcerated for a different facility?
Yes, it is quite possible that he would face additional time for a different violation from elsewhere.
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Yes, it is quite possible that he would face additional time for a different violation from elsewhere.
You can obtain your own attorney or under some circumstances ask the court to appoint one for you. You can also seek an advocate to consult with...
Sounds highly suspect to me. You should advise them that you think this is inappropriate.
In Washington, a dismissal based upon sufficiency of the evidence is tantamount to acquittal and bars retrial, end of story.
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If you have been charged with theft then you do not HAVE to do anything other than plead not guilty and fight your case. If you're charged either...
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You can move out, or report these matters to the police, or seek a domestic violence protection order.
None. The maximum is up to 364 days in jail if you have been charged with a gross misdemeanor.
It can be depending on the circumstances or acquisition and possession.
Go to court with an attorney and take care of it. There isn't really another way to handle this than to tackle it head on.