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My son was locked up on probation violation but now they charging him wit other charges he doesn’t know about

Answered 5 years ago by attorney Joseph Abrams   |   1 Answer
This is an evidentiary issue, that is, there is either probable cause of his guilt or there is not. If he is charged, he will have every right to defend himself. You should seek a competent attorney to handle the case.
This is an evidentiary issue, that is, there is either probable cause of his guilt or there is not. If he is charged, he will have every right to... Read More

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