Yes it is possible, especially if your possession and use of the credit card is unauthorized. There may be defenses for purchase of necessities. A jury might infer permission to purchase items for the Family.

It depends on a variety of circumstances. You can have a lawyer look into it.

That is a very loaded question. I would consult with an attorney in person.

Your question makes no sense. Redo your question. There is a procedure in General Sessions Court to appeal the denial of a Handgun Permit.

Defendant needs an attorney to represent him. He should probably keep quiet, especially about his claim of non-citizenship.

The criminal charge should show up on the NCIC as pending, as the charge has not been disposed of yet. When you get it dismissed, you must also get it expunged or it will be on your record forever. Your lawyer should have told you this.

That is a Federal Crime.

Henry Ambrose
answered on Jan 25, 2023

Its hard to say for sure without more details about your conviction, but here is a link from the State of Tennessee that might help answer your question -- https://www.tn.gov/expunction.html -- felony theft is on that list.

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Yes it can. But dismissal of the underlying charges should be brought up as a Defense.

Hire an attorney to prepare for a Preliminary Hearing. Do not get in more trouble.

Hire an attorney to represent you. That charge is worse than some felonies. Do not plead guilty unless there is a Diversion involved.

Each County notifies Defendants in a different manner. It may be a card, going to Docket Call each month, etc. Your attorney should be able to find out from the Court or the DA. If no attorney, then hire one for the offenses that you believe you will be Indicted for. Even if the Court Clerk... Read more »

That is not a ground to dismiss a criminal charge. General Sessions allows oral amendments readily. Hire an attorney to represent you.

Assuming its a private lawyer, you just hire a new one to take over. If it's the public defender, it's a bit more difficult.

Two different crimes but the assault would be the basis for the felony murder. The two would merge for sentencing purposes.

Most charges in TN have a SOL between 1 and 8 years.

Case can be dismissed, or never at, General Sessions, and then the Grand Jury Indicts you anyway. About 3 % of cases never get Sessions Warrants.

If you cannot find it online, you might try a law library such as at a law school. Otherwise consult with an TN attorney.

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Possibly on a Motion To Suppress. You will need a competent attorney to prepare for a Preliminary Hearing and file the latter Motion if Indicted. Do not get in any more trouble, and it might be time for a new phone.