Danielle T. asked
A person was arrested in June 2011 for a charge from 2009, which was not put on probation until December 2010. The probation officer has known for over a week that the charge predates probation but the person is still being detained. What should be done?
February 17th, 2023
Lisa N. answered
The lawyer should file a motion for release or set bail, demonstrating to the court that the arrest ...
February 17th, 2023
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