Attorney · Licensed in New York
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John Mitchell is an attorney practicing in New York.
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His best strategy would be to offer restitution and see if the DA will agree to an ACD - that way if he stays out of trouble for 6 months the case will be dismissed and he will have no record
it is not too late to press charges, but be prepared to explain why you waited
Didn't you just post this same question a little while ago (but in that version the couple did not have sex). What do you think, the lawyers will change their answers?
Yes, issues raised during an unsuccessful motion to suppress would be considered "preserved" for purposes of appeal. In addition, the term "preserved" is often is used in connection with the question ...
You need a lawyer - that is a very low settlement offer. They do not take you seriously because you do not have counsel. A lawyer would take this case on contingency, so you will not have to pay. Do n...
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