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It depends on what you'd have to admit if called adversely at trial, as you do not have the right to remain silent in a non-criminal forfeiture...
If I understand your situation correctly, no. Two unrelated revocations within twelve months of each other render you statutorily ineligible for an...
The form you likely signed states as follows: "Any restitution, recompense, fines, forfeitures or costs imposed against the defendant shall be...
The police don't have to arrest someone and refer them for charges if they don't agree with you that there is probable cause to believe that person...
It depends upon whether your learning disabilities are documented, were known at the time, and how good a record was made at the time of the plea. ...
You don't get what you don't ask for, however, there is nothing unusual about how the IID order was applied in your case, as you don't get credit...
If you click on the "View history and details of Charge(s)/Sentence(s) tab, you'll see how the sentence breaks down. Sounds like he received a...
Since a felony is by definition an offense one can be sent to prison for, jail wouldn't be the worst outcome. Probation is usually the preferred...
They say it is hard to reopen a case because it is hard to reopen a case. The law favors finality. Newly discovered is exactly that: evidence...
Not only do warrant applications routinely include hearsay, such as information provided by confidential informants, but hearsay is admissible at...
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