I went to jail then I got out then I got found not guilty.
No! You cannot sue simply because you were found not guilty. For one thing, that doesn't mean you didn't do what they accused you of, just that the...
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No! You cannot sue simply because you were found not guilty. For one thing, that doesn't mean you didn't do what they accused you of, just that the...
It can be enough if the judge or magistrate believes the information is credible and specific enough that it gives rise to probable cause.
He could be violated for not completing one of the terms of his probation which means he could be sent to jail (if there is time to do tht and the...
What is your question that you're asking?
I beieve they have 10 years from the date of the offense or ten years after she turns 18, whichever occurs last.
There is no norm. It varies depending on the facts of each case. The one you listed is not excessive or unheard if at all. The important thing is...
The victim has to submit a restitution request for the amount they believe you stole. If you are convicted and you believe the amount they are...
Mr. Catchick is 100% correct. That means you are released on bond without having to post any money up front. However, if you fail to abide by any...
I doubt very much you have to worry about any criminal charges provided you didn't do it knowingly or intentionally.
While I'm not a California attorney I doubt very much that is the case. I know of no states who refuse to recognize a marijuana conviction from...