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Adam L. Woodrum's Answers (32)

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Person A gave person B money for betting and person B bought drugs with the money instead and got arrested. Is Person A at risk?

Adam's answer | Answered on November 30, 2015

It's highly unlikely the State could (or would) make a case against Person A. Nevada has what's called "principal liability" which makes you...

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Do we need an appeal or habeas relief?

Adam's answer | Answered on March 05, 2015

The time in Ohio to appeal a conviction or sentence is 30 days. After thirty days your only recourse is state habeas corpus, which is limited as...

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