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Is there any way a defendant who "absconds" after sentencing and is later arrested on a bench warrant request a reduced sentence
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Answered on June 14, 2017
Think about what kind of message that would send. That if you run away, you could eventually be rewarded. I wouldn't expect any type of reduction...
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Who traditionally makes the decision to replace the prosecutor and for what reasons is it allowed?
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Answered on June 14, 2017
Changing prosecutors is a routine and common practice. It could be something as simple as the original prosecutor being promoted or being...
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Is it possible??
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Answered on June 13, 2017
Probably not, but it's possible....
Is it okay for a 16 year old to date a 17 year old turning 18?
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Answered on June 13, 2017
It's fine as long as there is no sexual activity.
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Can I legally get a second opinion on my DWI video from the police car?
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Answered on June 13, 2017
You can always go to another attorney for a second opinion if you'd like. Nothing says you can't. If I were you, I'd be upfront with your current...
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What happens if my arresting officer is no longer with the police department and they have no video evidence?
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Answered on June 13, 2017
You have an attorney. Thats who you need to discuss this with. We don't know all facts adn evidence. Your attorney does. As for whether or not...
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What charges might happen ?
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Answered on June 13, 2017
If they had a misdemeanor back in 1997 then how is this the person's first offense? There are a number of potential charges. The outcome can't be...
Can a victim ask a defense lawyer if he or she may testify at court ?
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Answered on June 13, 2017
You've posted before. The answer is the same. You can contact the defendants attorney if you wish, but you don't control anything about the case...
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What what are your rights as a parolee?
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Answered on June 13, 2017
When you go on parole or probation, you give up a lot of your rights. You do this because parole/probation is an alternative to incarceration. IF...
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Why does it take so long!?
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Answered on June 13, 2017
Because thats the justice system. Certain procedures must be followed, such as having an evaluation with probation and the court isn't going to...
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