My boyfriend was recently arrested by a local task force after being served with a search warrant for drugs and guns...
Do you have a question. He needs an attorney to review the warrant and all the facts of the case.
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Do you have a question. He needs an attorney to review the warrant and all the facts of the case.
Yes, he can be convicted. At 17, he is a juvenile and most juvenile courts do not use the word convicted. Proceed with filing charges.
The person to ask, is his lawyer. Just because he has an attorney does not mean that he will be released.
I have changed the practice area to military law as this is not a juvenile law question.
Public Defenders are attorneys. Sometimes they are the best around. They are just overworked. They practice before the local judges on a daily...
Set up a time to sit down with your attorney to review the State's evidence. If you do not have an attorney, you need one immediately.
Yes, it is possible that a warrant is issued. Speak to a local attorney now. Use the find lawyer tab.
No one can tell you the odds on the Judge's answer. You may want to contact the judge's chambers before writing the letter. The Judge may not read...
There is most likely a warrant for your arrest. Check on case search to confirm. Then you will need to contact an attorney that regularly practices...
The body attachment is a material witness warrant. If they have reason to believe that the person is in your house, they can come in.