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owi, i have epilepsy. went long enough to get my licence, it had been years since one, my doc lowered it by 200mg and i felt it coming on so i pulled over parked at a bussiness. its complicated, my doc and my polypharmacist have both stepped in but after 1st lawyer left the 5 days ago now 2nd... View More 
answered on Nov 17, 2022
It sounds as though there is at least a possibility that you may have a defense to one or more of charges that you could be facing but there is not sufficient information in your post to know for certain. I strongly recommend that you reach out to an experienced OVWI/criminal defense attorney who... View More
The judge and attorney had pointed out that they acknowledge this, a motion for dismissal was entered in October however it hasn't been addressed and the 2 counties are passing him back and forth even trying to revoke the bond paid already in one county.
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answered on Jan 20, 2022
No. Because the two counties are considered part of the same sovereign, that is, the state of Indiana, it would violate the Constitution's prohibition against double jeopardy.
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Scenario: I have my own personal deposit-accepting atm machine that only I use, no one else. I make a deposit of $100 into my checking account using a $100 bill. I then physically open the ATM machine and take out that $100 bill that was just inserted (but my checking account balance remains the... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2021
If I were you I would have a banking lawyer on retainer, to help you when the going gets really tough.
They will not let him go to ohio. says the jailor sargent so i can bond him out in ohio until i pay angola their bond they wont let him move forward until i pay angola he has a warrant in ohio we know this so why cant he leave angola he can if i pay but he is not allowed out of jail hewill sit in... View More
answered on Feb 12, 2017
The court in Indiana is perfectly justified in requiring that your son post a bond to insure that he appears when necessary to answer his charges. He should talk to his Indiana attorney about the possibility of requesting a bond reduction.
answered on Oct 26, 2015
You have to ask individual attorneys this question. Go see a few locally.
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