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In order to just pay a fine,do i plea guilty or not guilty even if i paid 300.00 to get out of jail the day it happened.i didnt go back to court because my mom died the following month.the officer claimed he smelled mariquana in truck. got arrested for not having my pills labeled and residue of... View More 
answered on Dec 30, 2010
Pleas of not guilty in certain misdemeanors, under particular circumstances, are allowed by court rule. A defendant submitting such a plea, however, must be represented by a lawyer. Some judges even allow guilty pleas and sentencings, both, without the need to appear in court. Those cases usually... View More
answered on Dec 30, 2010
Your question is too incomplete and too broad for a succinct answer. In order to provide a precise response, we would need to review the complete facts of the case. There are many criminal statutes pertaining to insurance fraud. The basic penalties are various, depending on the statute under which... View More
I was with my buddy and he tried opening a door to a shack on a golf course were they keep there maintenance supplies and i was there but i did noting he set an alarm off and i left but i did not touch anything or try to do anything?
answered on Dec 30, 2010
In asking about penalties you are putting the cart before the horse. The more important issue is whether you committed any crime, at all. Every criminal offense is comprised of necessary elements. The elements of a crime are like the wheels of a car. If one is missing, the car won't... View More
answered on Dec 30, 2010
A court rule permits written pleas of not guilty in certain misdemeanors, under certain circumstances. A defendant submitting such a plea, however, must be represented by a lawyer. Incredibly, there are even some district courts which allow submission of a guilty plea and sentencing, both, without... View More
answered on Dec 30, 2010
The bigger question is whether the nursery school was negligent. If not, then you would not have a claim and would be unable to sue for that reason.
Every negligence claim is comprised of 'necessary elements'. The necessary elements are like the wheels on a car. If one is missing -... View More
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