Can a molestation victim be subpoenaed to testify for another case?
There's nothing to prevent the District Attorney from subpoenaing a victim, even where the crime occurred 20 year ago, but there are laws in place...
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There's nothing to prevent the District Attorney from subpoenaing a victim, even where the crime occurred 20 year ago, but there are laws in place...
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There are some circumstances where the judge may grant a continuance, even over the defendant's objection... although the attorney must demonstrate...
It depends on what of search an employer does. If they search for arrest records, it will likely come up, but if the search is for actual...
Petty theft is a misdemeanor, but when you have priors it can be charged as a felony (with a maximum of three years for one count). This is...
No, it's pretty common for additional charges or victims to surface after an initial filing. In most cases, and as long as certain procedural...
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It agree with the last attorney. Contact an attorney as soon as possible if you feel like you need additional advice.
It's really dependent on the facts and individual an individual attroney's fees, which vary a great deal. This is probably a better question to ask...
It depends on the amount of time that's passed, but the defendant may have remedies such as withdrawal of plea, appeal, etc. You have to show good...
Answered about 10 hours ago. There's too little information posted here to post an exact answer, so you should consult an attorney for more...
Set up a consultation with a civil attorney to discuss your options. If you had an open criminal case, you might seek a referral from your prior...