MY FRIEND WAS GIVEN 24 YRS BECAUSE HE HAD A TERRIBLE LAWYER. WHAT CAN I DO HOW TO HELP HIM? WHERE DO I GO FROM HERE?
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Answered on July 27, 2016
If this just occurred, your friend needs to instruct his lawyer to file a Notice of Intent to Pursue Post-Conviction Relief, and he only has 20...
Can a probation officer deny a person contact with someone who has no criminal record?
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Answered on July 26, 2016
Yes. Restrictions on contact with members of the opposite sex are common for sex offenders. It has nothing to do with her record, or lack thereof,...
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Does my son have a case against the correctional facility for not following procedures.
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Answered on July 25, 2016
Unfortunately, no. He lost his job when he couldn't go to work because he was serving a jail sentence imposed as a consequence of his conviction....
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How does reasonable suspicion to take a drug test work?
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Answered on July 13, 2016
That is a question of your employer's policies, not criminal law.
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Per a DUI court order on 22nd June , my license is revoked for 6 months. Could I appeal to court to reduce now ?
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Answered on July 12, 2016
Whether there is some way for you to get a license in your home state is a question that must be answered by a lawyer in your home state, whatever...
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How can I go about being able to drive without an IID?
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Answered on July 11, 2016
You can't. Read the back of your license. Your class D privileges are only valid to drive vehicles with an IID installed in them. If you have valid...
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What does entering a ' no contest' plea on a speeding violation in Indiana mean in my home state of WI?
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Answered on July 08, 2016
You will be convicted in Indiana, and the out-of-state violation will eventually show up on your driving record in WI.
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Will I be able to get my license even if I still have unpaid juvenile fines?
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Answered on July 07, 2016
Suspensions for failure to pay are generally for up to two years, or until paid, whichever is shorter. No one can tell for sure without reviewing...
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Who is notified when a person applies for expunction of their criminal record?
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Answered on July 06, 2016
If there was no conviction, there is nothing to expunge. Arrest records can't be expunged, and under current law, there is no ready mechanism to...
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How come I can get arrested for something witnesses say I didn't do?
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Answered on July 05, 2016
All the State needs to file charges is probable cause, so whether or not it is ultimately sufficient to convict you beyond a reasonable doubt, your...
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