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answered on Aug 6, 2018
First, this is not a federal crime. It is a state crime and then appropriately under criminal defense.
If you completed everything and you have no violations, it should be dismissed.
answered on Jul 20, 2018
There no longer is parole in both the Florida and federal criminal justice system.
There is probation for both.
Florida can also have probation after an incarcerative sentence.
Federal has supervised release after release from prison
My husband was convicted in Florida, 11th circuit.
He plead out to 2 counts of Hobb's Act Robbery and conspiracy. He's already filed direct appeal, 2255's, COA, and to the Supreme Court. I'm looking to see what an be filed appeal wise to preserve a case issue that was... View More 
answered on Jun 20, 2018
it is my opinion that the decision only applies to immigration issues.
The trade was that we would pay him $150 a week and we could drive it with him holding the title. He excepted money for the car when the title was not in his name. As the time went by we started noticing that things in the house went missing and we were supposed to go to the DMV to switch the... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2018
contact the police and make a report. if you have homeowner's insurance report it to your company
answered on Jun 1, 2018
The first step is determine if habeas corpus is the correct process to use.
Our mortgage even says Tenants in Common. Not married nor blood related. I was supposed to be on title. Now im being evicted on an unlawful detainer. I have paid 100% of all mortgage and 100% pf all improvements for the past 9 years. I signed everything..note security instrument, our mortgage... View More
answered on Apr 3, 2018
What you describe is way too complex to respond to via this site. You need to hire a lawyer from your area.
Called clerk of courts and it says on file that I was charged with the felony but I am not a conviction.
But I got a non approval when I went to purchase a firearm.
What do I do?
answered on Mar 11, 2018
Explain to the official who issued the "non-approval" what withholding of adjudication means. Why do you want to purchase a firearm?
Also:
2. What is underlying foundation/proof in the Constitution for 'subject matter jurisdiction' which allows statutory law of USCS to have binding authority specifically in criminal complaints?
3. What is the injury suffered by the plaintiff (USA) which gives them... View More
answered on Feb 19, 2018
It appears to be someone's homework or test.
1. The United States of America
2. The question doesn't quite make sense.
3. Violation of US (federal) criminal law.
4. Again, the question doesn't quite make sense.
Problem as in we get a fine, commit a crime/felony, or if it is possibly considered impersonating a physician. The club members will only be wearing the shirts in our clubs and Club community service events and have a logo on the back which will distinguish the shirts as not being actual medical... View More
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answered on Feb 12, 2018
As long as you're not practicing medicine, treating patients or holding yourself out as a licensed doctor, I think you're OK. I have a Halloween costume with a white lab coat that says, Dr. Ben Dover and I wear scrubs underneath.
I as a father wants to know my daughter was 15 got pregnant by a 40 yr old But she didnt want to tell me who the father is until she turned 18 so i just found out a couple of days ago.An i want to see if i can press charges an if so how do i go about it?she was in her mothers care so i also want to... View More
answered on Jan 26, 2018
For criminal changes, contact your local police, sheriff's office, or state attorney. For custody, contact your own attorney.
We had a contract to sell a property of ours; the buyer was not able to close on the deal and lost the non-refundable deposit they put down for the deal. The contract was signed and agreed to by both parties; we gave an extra few extensions to the buyer because we knew them personally. According to... View More
answered on Jan 8, 2018
If a US resident assaults another US resident in a foreign country, any crime committed would be a violation of the law of that country (India in your case) and not of US law.
Can it stop me from having my concealed weapon permit and beign a cop...
On there application it ask about juvenile crimes
answered on Jan 5, 2018
You were charged with those things when you were ten years old? I doubt it.
She’s a minor. What are the consequences that she might get for her actions?
answered on Dec 15, 2017
More information is needed to properly address your question. Your friend needs to contact an attorney to discuss her case. The answer depends on several factors that an attorney can discuss with her.
My husband was charged with two counts of Hobb's Act Robbery according to guidelines Hobb's Act Robbery is no longer a crime of violence, so does the Hobb's Act robbery still stand in his indictment? Can he be left with a Hobb's Act Robbery even though it's not a crime of violence?
answered on Nov 18, 2017
The Hobbs Act is a federal statute dealing with robbery or extortion affecting interstate commerce. It is codified as 18 U.S.C. § 1951. Normally, an amendment to a criminal statute doesn't affect pending prosecutions under that statute. Here is a link to the text of the Hobbs Act:... View More
Specifically, I want to know if it is ever used to classify or prosecute a party who threw inflammable rocks and other similar objects into a building, car, ect.
answered on Nov 18, 2017
Florida Statute 790.161 provides that "....—A person who willfully and unlawfully makes, possesses, throws, projects, places, discharges, or attempts to make, possess, throw, project, place, or discharge any destructive device:
(1) Commits a felony of the third degree ..."... View More
answered on Nov 16, 2017
I don't know that you need a lawyer with a particular area of emphasis for this one. Any lawyer interested in helping you with it could probably look into it for you. What specific relationship do you have with the nonprofit; in other words why does it matter to you?
Section 8 Township 24 Range 27 Orange County FL. Reedy Creek Improvement District is listed as Owner. But Property Appraiser Singh says Property belongs to him and he is no relation. He has been selling My Families Inheritance and the Government including Clinton have stolen resources and traded... View More
answered on Nov 13, 2017
There is absolutely no way to answer a question like this via this online forum. Many many issues and the amount of time that has passed likely make this case not viable. But if you want to pursue you need to get offline and get into a real estate attorney’s office in Orange County and hire the... View More
I’m going on a solo road trip and as a petite female I wanted some kind of protection if I needed it. The .22 pistol would be in my suitcase in a small gun lockbox with the key in the middle consol if the rental has one and I’d keep the magazines in the glove box probably (unlocked). Is this... View More
answered on Nov 1, 2017
I believe this would be ok in Florida. You would have to check the laws of the other states through which you will be traveling.
A a practical matter, however, what you are proposing doesn't seem actually provide much real protection. You probably wouldn't be able to have the... View More
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