specifically, how long you were in school and what classes you took.
It's generally 3 years full-time, or 4 years part-time at night. Some schools have accelerated programs. Depending on the institution, you take mandatory core courses that generally include contracts, torts, constitutional law, property law, criminal law, wills/trusts, legal writing, negotiable... Read more »
No train in sight or signal
In North Carolina, just like making a u-turn, you are allowed to turn right on red if it is safe to do so and not marked that you can not do so.
I’m about
Yes.
Both charges occurred in
City:Elizabeth City, State:NC
I currently live in Las Vegas , Nv
#1 Offense Date: 5/7/11 ( age:19)
Conviction Date:9/29/11- POSSESS SCHEDULE VI (PRINCIPAL) MISD.CLASS 3 MISDEMEANOR SS. Was on probation but Served 10 days in jail... Read more »
Thanks for your inquiry.
We normally take a look at the official record before we comment on availability. That's because sometimes things are different in the official record than people understand or recall.
Danny Glover is Elizabeth City is excellent. Here's his contact info:... Read more »
6 months after the divorce he bought new furniture, new truck , vacations , and is spending alot of money on his next wedding. Can I subpoena his financial forms from the sale of his new truck to prove he lied about his income during our divorce? Is there some way I can get the courts to compare... Read more »
Is there some way I can . . . (fill in the blank with what ever legal issue you have). Yes, there is - hire an attorney who knows what they are doing. If you had transmission trouble and you aren't a mechanic, you'd never think to yourself, you know what, I'mma pull that sucker out and fix it... Read more »
GREAT QUESTION
In large measure, it depends on what the Court of Appeals Orders. It may send it back to the Superior Court (or District Court if a Family Law legal matter) for further findings. It may result in a re-trial. It could result in the imposition of a Judgment and it could end... Read more »
My roommate on probation I carry a gun her p.o requires her to move I'm disabled and need the help she provides can I get such an order for her to live in a house where some one else is armed ,
More information is likely necessary to answer the question. It SEEMS like the inquiry is whether the Probation Officer can require the person on probation to live somewhere where there aren't guns.
That's certainly an interesting fact-scenario, especially nowadays, when unrelated people... Read more »
No.
I need to print this out but can't find it
For N.C. Gen Stat. 15A-1340.4 (1983):
Go to the NC Gen. Statutes on the State's General Assembly website: http://www.ncleg.net/gascripts/Statutes/StatutesTOC.pl
Find the modern 15A-1340.4, which has been repealed:... Read more »
(Gastonia, NC)i received a dui while i was on probation for a previous dui, i was violated and in court the judge revoked my probation and sentenced me to the 12 month that was deferred, my lawyer appealed the verdict and is sending it to superior court, waiting on a court date...what can I... Read more »
First, lets get terminology straight. In North Carolina it is Driving While Impaired or DWI not DUI. If you got 12 months of active time on the first DWI that you were on probation for then it is very likely that DWI was not your first and / or was a higher sentencing level than your average... Read more »
Probably not, but we do not know enough facts, and you needed an attorney back when you asked this question.
You needed an attorney back then. When you ask a question on a forum like this, it is understood that you need to actually seek out legal advice from an attorney.
This was asked well over a year ago. When you need legal advice, you need to go get it from a local attorney instead of waiting for someone to answer a question. I hope you have found an answer to your question. Basically, appeals are very limited.
Yes, if an appeal is even possible.
Were they transcribed and made a part of the record?
If you feel like the court appointed lawyer didn't do all that they could have is it possible to hire a new lawyer and get back into court
Yes, but that depends upon the actual facts, and there may be post conviction relief available. In order to find out, you have to have a full discussion with a private criminal defense attorney.
Usually, the government will appeal an adverse ruling on a motion to suppress or a motion to dismiss. You can do an internet search for this case and read it yourself, can't you?
03cvd6867 the initial case of Civil & Marital Rights Violations by Power of Attorney Abuser and Attorney Misconduct. Evidence of Truth wrongfully withheld. False testimony given to deceive Jury and NC Court of Appeals 398P08.
Appeals are quite complex and appellate courts do not hold new trials. So, the best thing to do is speak with your appellate attorney.
You hire the best appellate attorney you can find. You stand virtually no chance of being granted cert. by doing this pro se.
NC Rule 59 Motion for new trial.
Basically, it means suspended.
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