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Is there a criminal attorney in the house?

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010 at 8:14 pm  
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Defendant is 70, with some felony priors dating back decades. Driven to desperation he stole a ladies credit card. She left it in the ATM, the opportunity presented itself. What he did was horrible enough indeed, even if he did not physically take purchase prescription drugs without a prescription the card from her.
He is at this moment expecting the law to show up because they have him on camera taking the card, and using it to purchase gas. He does not plan to fight the charges.
What might he expect to happen and when?

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How do I find a GOOD CALIF Criminal Attorney for appealing a 2nd degree manslaughter conviction ? Where look ?

Saturday, May 29th, 2010 at 11:17 am  
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A friend of mine is currently in Vacaville State Prison, been imprisoned for over one year now, and wants to APPEAL his conviction (there WERE, indeed, a lot of mistakes and flimsy comments entered into “evidence”). I feel he has a good case for appealing buy amoxicillin without prescription the conviction he got (15 to life – RIDICULOUS !) The State of California PURSUED THIS CASE, not the widow of the man he ACCIDENTALLY RAN INTO in Redding, CA. The State of California “admitted” some past DUI’s into the case that, by statuate, should NOT HAVE BEEN ADMITTED. And other things such as that — HOW DO I HELP MY FRIEND FIND A “reasonably priced APPEALS ATTORNEY” to help him out of this NIGHTMARE. He is a good person, does have a few past DUI’s (more than ten years ago) and that’s ALL ! And yet they gave him such a STIFF, UNFAIR SENTENCE (we all feel).

THANK YOU for your HELP in this SERIOUS MATTER !! :>)

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