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Why would someone be convicted of criminal charges but not sentenced?
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You can't be sentenced without being convicted. Convicted with no sentence is possible and more than likely a suspended sentence (probation ). No...
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Is there a way to fight this?
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You can follow the advice of your public defender.
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My Sons father is a convicted felon with a 7 year back up
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He will eventually be caught and arrested.
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Misdemeanor charges, signed off on condition of release, now all the sudden they are saying felony charges?? Is that legal?
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facts warranted a higher charge. The prosecutor can change the charge at anytime up it to felony or keep it as a misdemeanor that is how done all...
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How would a prosecutor prove my girlfriend knew a substance was being held for transportation or use beyond reasonable doubt?
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If you are not a lawyer you can not defend anyone. Her lawyer will be able to sort out the evidence her her case and advise her what her options are.
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What relief from parole can I get after 10 years
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You can not get off parole until your actual sentence is up and if it is life then you are on parole for life.
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My son was under the influence of marijuna and was being questioned about a crime he was accused of is it admissible in court
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His lawyer will have to review all the facts,circumstances and review the actual statement to see if it is admissible.
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What if someone commits a crime under my name and I have been arrested for the crime
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You report the fraud to the police so they can prosecute the criminals who fraudulently used your id.
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What's the chance of getting an infraction charge a nolle?
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The chances are high if the prosecutor wants to and low if not. With your fact scenario look like low but may qualify for some sort of diversion...
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