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Bf was released Apr2017 after 7y in prison (Burgulary) He was arrested again Apr2018 on a pv & 3 poss charges (pleaded guilty to 2 & not guilty to 1-Meth) NOTE: he told them 2 was his & he wasn’t aware that the other was in the car of someone who was bringing him home. Still charged,... View More 
answered on Jan 14, 2019
You can often resolve guilty pleas on multiple cases to run concurrent, that is at the same time, to avoid additional confinement time. I would encourage him to hire a lawyer.
answered on Jan 10, 2019
Generally the seizure (pulling over) and the search must be valid. Every rule has many exceptions, it would depend on the specific facts of the case to determine if the search was valid.
answered on Jan 6, 2019
If someone forcibly removes the driver of a vehicle under threat of harm there is probable cause to believe a carjacking has occurred.
I'm active duty military and I'm a military police officer. I've been through a federally accredited law enforcement academy. Do I have to apply for a weapons carry permit for handguns in Georgia?
answered on Dec 23, 2018
Active duty military personnel are exempt from the requirement of a firearms license. Section 16-11-130(a)(3)
The exemption is not limited to military activity on the military reservation. Although not domiciled in this state, active duty military personnel may nevertheless obtain a... View More
Last year and I got into an argument with a guy online. He groomed me and commented on my photos. Stating how age was just a number and with a chest as big as mines it doesn't matter what my age is. Even make plans to meet me, that I backed out of. We swapped Snaps, and he blackmailed me for... View More
If my boyfriend is getting a charge for a serious drug traffick charge and they offer him a plea deal ...what if he doesn’t know the persons full name ? But knows how to possibly get into contact with them ?Or what if the person who told him about the higher man doesn’t cooperate ...can he try... View More
answered on Oct 29, 2018
I am not sure of your question. Many times co-defendants will be offered reduced charges or a reduced prison sentence in exchange for information. Sometimes it is worth it and sometimes it is not. I would encourage you to hire your boyfriend an attorney.
Talk to about gett help on what i can do regarding his case
answered on Oct 29, 2018
If he is serving a prison sentence he may have a right to file a habeas corpus petition but the time period is 4 years from the date the sentence became final.
My boyfriend got arrested in a traffic stop for warrants
answered on Oct 25, 2018
If you fail to appear the Court will issue a bench warrant and forfeit your bond.
He's never been committed any offense before not a felon never been in trouble other than speeding is this really a charge is only life with no parole or death . I keep telling him not to talk but he thinks if he tells his son story they may understand I somehow don't believe that.
answered on Oct 21, 2018
Subsection C is felony murder, a death occurs as a result of a felony.
answered on Oct 2, 2018
In order for the police to go through your phone and if they want to use that information against you they need a search warrant.
I have no money how is this the correct place to seek an attorney The case is in Hoover
answered on Sep 18, 2018
If you are looking for a public defender you need to apply in the court where your charges are pending. If you are looking to hire a lawyer you should look for criminal defense lawyers in the same county where your charges are pending. I do not know where Hoover, GA is.
Keep the money and I have court on the condemnation my question is will a drug test be likely in the condemnation hearing and what will happen if I refused it. Thanks.
answered on Aug 20, 2018
I would strongly encourage you to hire a lawyer and to contest the trafficking and the condemnation. Trafficking has a minimum 10 years in prison and can be higher based upon the amount of the drugs seized.
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
Entered residence to talk friend out of stealing did not succeed also did not report to police for fear of physical harm from the friend or his close relatives
answered on Aug 8, 2018
If you have never used First Offender in any other case or any other state then you are eligible to use first offender. And burglary charges do not prevent you from getting first offender treatment. However, First Offender is discretionary, meaning that the judge gets to decide if you actually get... View More
from me along with falsely stating that I owe over $23,000.00 in arrerage back in 2002 of which I am still paying currently now with the balance being a little over $16,000.00. Though I am done paying with my child support and my daughter is 20 yrs old, graduated H.S. not in college at this time,... View More
answered on Aug 8, 2018
Sorry to hear about all of your troubles. You are still going to owe the arrearage. It's not going to go away. It can't. Talk to the local child support office about your employment. Make sure you send something every month towards the arrearage, even if you cannot pay the full... View More
He’s put his hands on me 3 times for thinking “I was cheating”. The last time was the worst. Right after the altercation, he had sex with me as a way to “make up” for his wrongdoing and I questioned him over and over as to why would he have sex with me after he became so physical.
answered on Jul 17, 2018
Simple battery is never a felony in Georgia, a second offense of family violence battery is a felony.
Two weeks ago I was Indicted on Theft by receiving Stolen property I don't understand
answered on Jul 10, 2018
Without a complete knowledge of all the facts and allegations no attorney can render a competent opinion.
Time to lawyer up! Yesterday!
answered on Jul 1, 2018
10 years per charge if felonies, generally although there is a difference depending on the dollar amount of the theft.
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