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Yes they can, and they did. But you should hire a lawyer for him and get this relatively minor charge dismissed. By himself he's going to get a... Read Answer
What ever the judge sets it at.
Possibly. It depends on the error and how serious it is.
See an attorney or notify your general liability insurance carrier.
Until the other state comes to pick you up, or are in forms the place where you are incarcerated that they are not interested.
Prosecutors will never drop charges just because the victim has had a change of heart/story. The fact is, in 95% of all DV cases the parties... Read Answer
Yes, they can compel you to testify with a subpoena.
You are both on title to the house, it requires both your signatures in order to transfer title. You may want to hire an attorney in your area to... Read Answer
Yes since she could possibly go to prison for these charges.
The school would not be informed of this by the police or the courts. They would not find out about it unless it was by some other independent means.... Read Answer
The court where it happened.
If you pleaded guilty, but the court "stayed adjudication," then you should be able to contact your attorney. If jail time was not a part of your... Read Answer
The punishment for possession of marijuana completely depends on the amount the person is found with. For example, if the person is found with less... Read Answer
Yes, a child a child can testify in a custody case, especially by age 12. The guardian in your case should make your wishes to testify clear.
Absolutely, especially if you forget you have the right to remain silent and cop yourself out. Remember, no matter what you say it will be twisted... Read Answer
This is up to the parole board but yes they could send him back.
If you wish to press some kind of charges against him you will need proof, yes.