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You/your husband should contact an experienced criminal defense attorney to discuss options in a confidential setting.
Sometimes agreements can be worked out for dismissal of charges if certain conditions are finished first. Only the lawyer on the case will be able to... Read Answer
You may hire an attorney at any time. Once you do, that person will take the necessary steps to coordinate with the appointed counsel and the... Read Answer
As a general rule, new criminal laws that are enacted after the event, will not effect you. An exception to this rule is the sex offender registery.... Read Answer
Based off of your post, your son may have a total defense to his cahrges.Lawyers charge different amounts based on the facts and the circumstances of... Read Answer
The maximum penalty for grand theft third degree is 5 years prison. Unless you have a horrible record that is highly unlikely. However, every... Read Answer
Sorry, I have no answer to your question.
A conviction stays on your record for life.
You can sue Greyhound in civil court. You would have no chance of having the police bring charges against Greyhound. The key is your proof with... Read Answer
I think that you answered your own question. You need a lawyer representing you. If you cannot afford a lawyer, the Court will appoint one for... Read Answer
Maybe.
Depends on the exact charges.
Do you have the "judgment of conviction?"
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You will to hire an attorney to defend you.
If he is a convicted felon, he is not suppose to be in a house with a gun. If you are asking how to get around that, I have no answer.
Yes you can sue your dad to get your tax refund back.
If your son was charged, you should retain a criminal defense attorney to represent him. The fact that one boy was not charged does not offer a... Read Answer
Is there an outstanding warrant from Florida? The cash bond you mentioned suggests not. That bond is likely the amount outstanding on his... Read Answer
We have had a successful Pardon for Roger Derrick. The circumstances were excellent and we were most fortunate to be successful. Pardons are seldom... Read Answer
Typically, sex offenses cannot be sealed. What was the charge?
Look up T.C.A. § 40-32-101 titled "Destruction or release; construction of law" to see if he would qualify to have his charge... Read Answer
Need to consult with a criminal law attorney in your county.
yes you probably will be charged and should be charged since you participated.
Does the shooter have any prior criminal background (except for traffic tickets)? That will play heavily into the situation.
His teachers are responsible to know where he is. He is supposed to be in class.
1. Yes. He can sue you. Whether he wins is another story. The cost of a PS4 controller is less than $50. The filing fees for small claims can range... Read Answer