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Received no answer. Q. Isn't it true without these minutes on my indictment im illegally detained?
answered on Sep 10, 2018
An indictment is the charging document. You want to request the transcript of your plea or your conviction.
answered on Sep 10, 2018
No. There is no blanket sentence for women v. men. It all depends on the case, the facts, the criminal history, the county, the charges and etc. With regards to 2 for 1? Im assuming 2 for 1 is referring to jail time? That would determine on the Sheriff.
answered on Sep 10, 2018
I do not understand the question. I don't believe the word is "incentive." Please review so I can help.
answered on Sep 6, 2018
I honestly have no idea what you are trying to say? Have a super nice day. :)
Also, the vehicle in which it was found is not in his/her name?
answered on Sep 6, 2018
Well it all depends. Possession of a firearm can be proven by direct and/or circumstantial evidence. Even if nothing belongs to her, depending on the evidence it can absolutely go either way. You definitely need an attorney because based on the charge there could be some probation revocation... View More
Husband only admitted after begging me not to press charges on his sister's 15 yr old son for inappropriately touching our 6 yr old daughter. He is scared he will get prosecuted for what he did to his sister if I try to protect our daughter. His family doesn't know what he did to his... View More
answered on Sep 10, 2018
Illinois joins 36 other states and the federal government in removing criminal statutes of limitations for some or all sexual offenses against children. So you should call the DA's office in the county where you lived and you can potentially press charges.
A friend of mine refuse to sign a subpoena that her probation officer gave her. What are the consequences of her actions when she goes to court? This happened in Georgia.
answered on Aug 15, 2018
I don't think you mean subpoena.
But your friend may have been served with a Petition to Revoke his probation. She needs to get an attorney to argue why her probation should not be revoked. They can revoke up to the rest of her probated sentence.
And i had probation violation there and i was bonded out on the new chargers
answered on Aug 15, 2018
They can revoke the rest of your sentence. All the time left on your sentence can be revoked for jail time. Depending on the time of charge or/and the judge you can be revoked and have to serve day for day.
answered on Aug 15, 2018
Terroristic threat is as a MISDEMEANOR; provided, however,
IF the threat suggested the death of the threatened individual, the person convicted will be guilty of a FELONY and will be punished by a fine up to $1,000.00, imprisonment for at least one year but no more than five years, or... View More
I just opened this business, 2 phones were stolen from me and 1 was a sheriff's deputy. I was told I could be charged with theft by deception, but I had no intenting of deceiving anyone.
answered on Aug 15, 2018
So here's the thing. I would need more information. But I can offer a little bit of advice. Unfortunately, in this criminal justice field, its often said that its not what happened, but what you can prove. So from what I read, you haven't been charged yet. THUS, if things can be proven,... View More
My son just BARELY turned 12, and just entered middle school this past week. He has NEVER been in trouble and gets As and Bs. A girl sent him a video of herself without a shirt or bra. My son was on the bus Last week, and was scrolling and listening to music like every-day. He was scrolling... View More
answered on Aug 15, 2018
So sorry this happened to your family. I can only imagine how you are feeling, however, no attorney can give you a formula to take care of it yourself. The facts you provided although detailed, do not come close to the information necessary to provide a confident legal answer. I hate when lawyers... View More
Windows got busted. Old car but gwinett saying it's over 500 bucks of damage. I have no intention of taking a plea.
answered on Aug 15, 2018
To sustain this conviction for criminal damage to property in the second degree, the State is required to offer probative evidence which would sufficiently allow the jury to conclude you intentionally caused in excess of $500 damage to the property of another person without that person's consent.
answered on Aug 15, 2018
The Georgia immunity statute authorizes only "use and derivative use" immunity.
Use and derivative use" immunity protects the testifying witness from the use of either the incriminating testimony or the fruits of the testimony. This is immunity from any criminal misconduct... View More
While in PDC I caught another charge
answered on Aug 15, 2018
They may revoke all your time on the first probation charge. Because of the new felony charge while at PDC they may not send you there again. You may be looking at serious prison time.
Fell and hit table and the cops asks if she wanted to press charges and she said just want me out so the called and then carved me with simple battery family violence and they did not read me my rights at the time of my arrest
answered on Aug 15, 2018
Hello.
Don't need to read your rights if your wife already called said that you injured her and officers witness bruising. They already had enough probable cause for an arrest. The reading of the rights come in only if, they tried to get your testimony after being arrested.
If it is possible how do I go about it?
answered on Jul 26, 2018
First, make sure that there is a criminal case. You can always sue. The question is: What can I get out of it, if I sue? You should call a lawyer and see what your options are. Its a personal injury case so a phone consult will be free or should be free.
answered on Jul 26, 2018
Any person convicted for violation of this Code section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor of a high and aggravated nature. So the Max jail sentence will be one year to serve and I believe a $1000.00 fine.
However, if the person who commits or attempts to commit terroristic threats towards... View More
I received my disposition for my old conviction recently. I saw I signed off on the 1st offenders ACT in 1996, wondering who do I contact and wondering why my records aren't sealed. Would anyone know what is my next step of handling this matter?
answered on Jul 26, 2018
Hey call the GBI and let them know what happened here is the number
Call: 404-244-2639
Choose Option 1. Criminal History Inquiries regarding Expungement or Updates
Individual arrested grand larceny 2nd for stealing more than $50k from employer. Individual committed similar crime about 8 years ago but in lieu of pressing charges the employer agreed to restitution + 30% ($130k). Would this info be helpful to police and prosecutors to establish a pattern?... View More
answered on Jul 26, 2018
If you are for the Defendant. You may not want to volunteer other acts because depending of the facts of the case it may be admissible. The fact that they didnt press charges, doesn't help the client it only hurts because an ADA can argue he was given a chance and is still doing the same... View More
He broke into her home during the middle of the night, destroyed her home, beat her up, and hit one of the children (kid has bruises), the other child was asleep, flattened all of her car tires so she could not leave and stole all of her debit and credit cards. Might I add she is pregnant. She has... View More
answered on Jul 26, 2018
First. Make sure everyone involved gets proper medical treatment. Especially being that she is pregnant.
Second: Call the police and file formal charges
Third: File a Temporary order of Protection noting this new incident
Forth: Call the District Attorney's office... View More
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