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- What does DAS mean when talking about class of admission?
If my answer is the "BEST ANSWER" and or "HELPFUL" please mark it accordingly Fluent in 7 languages Certified Specialist in U S Immigration Nationality Law, The State Bar of California, Board Of Legal Special
- Can you check to see if a possible criminal case has been rejected by . . .
It is common for attorneys to call the DAs office and find out about the status of the case If it is reject, a call will not get make them file or have a change of heart The reason they don't file and it becomes a reject is lack of sufficient evidence It is wise to find out as opposed to be in fear of a warrant or a future case
- What is a DA reject? Was my case dropped or could I still becharged?
Officially, my colleagues are correct After working as a federal white collar attorney for close to 20 years, here is likely what occurred -- I suspect a federal agency interceded and asked for the local prosecutor not to move forward with your case because the feds want a shot at you
- When A District Attorney charges someone, Case has to be strong? - Avvo. com
Here, the government must prove that it has probable cause to keep the charges moving forward The prosecution wins an overwhelming majority of these cases (95% or so), and that speaks towards how often DAs charge crimes without strong evidence Trial places a much higher burden on the DA, so things even out a little bit
- In Florida in Civil Lawsuits, Is it 20 Days or 30 Days for the . . .
You and I must be looking at different rules of procedure The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure require a response within 20 days, and that is calendar days, not business days, unless that last day falls on a Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays
- Can my employer force me to use PTO to make up for days I . . . - Avvo. com
Last week i missed a day from work and my employer is forcing me to use PTO hours to make up for the day I missed
- How long after being arrested does the state have to charge you with . . .
By the way you phrased the question, Mr Mosca is correct You are now on the speedy trial time schedule which means the State has 175 days from the date of arrest to bring you to trial for a felony and 90 days for a misdemeanor charge
- If I want to settle with credit company after receiving summon , do I . . .
Something to consider: If you are "judgment proof" then your ability to bargain is much higher than 50% Why, because a person who is judgment proof can, instead, of settling or filing an answer to the complaint (because they already know they owe the debt) can stop wage garnishment and a bank levy
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