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Holland & Holland, Attorneys At Law, LLC

  • 320 North Street, Ashburn, GA 31714-0824, U.S.A.

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  • 335 McLendon St., Ashburn, GA 31714-0825, U.S.A.

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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

What will happen if one was pulled over as a result of marijuana possession?

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Answered by attorney Evelyn A Costello (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at EveLyn Oldenkamp
Well, that depends upon many things. First, was it a valid stop? Second, did the stop exceed the scope of the reason for the stop? Third, if it was a valid stop and a valid search, how much marijuana was involved? It could be as low as a violation, if it's less than an ounce, a misdemeanor if less than 4 ounces, then it grows in significance after that weight. Also, it depends upon packaging, etc... many factors.
Well, that depends upon many things. First, was it a valid stop? Second, did the stop exceed the scope of the reason for the stop? Third, if it was a valid stop and a valid search, how much marijuana was involved? It could be as low as a violation, if it's less than an ounce, a misdemeanor if less than 4 ounces, then it grows in significance after that weight. Also, it depends upon packaging, etc... many factors.
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I'm being charged with 3 felonies. Burglary and two counts of theft by taking, What should I expect in court?

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Answered by attorney Evan Austin Watson
Criminal Law lawyer at Zeliff Watson Attorneys at Law
If you are 17, you are an adult for Georgia's criminal law purposes.  What actually happens in court will depend on the particular facts and circumstances of your case.   Miranda rights are only required if you are arrested or in custody and the police are asking you questions or interrogating you.  If you voluntarily made statements, they will not likely be kept out of your case.    
If you are 17, you are an adult for Georgia's criminal law purposes.  What actually happens in court will depend on the particular facts and circumstances of your case.   Miranda rights are only required if you are arrested or in custody and the police are asking you questions or interrogating you.  If you voluntarily made statements, they will not likely be kept out of your case.    
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What can happen after my friend cashed a stolen check for $400 from a friend who stole it from her boss?

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Answered by attorney Francis John Cowhig (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Francis John Cowhig
At the very least he could be charged with receiving stolen property and could also be charged as an accomplice to the original theft. I suggest that your friend contact an attorney as soon as possible.
At the very least he could be charged with receiving stolen property and could also be charged as an accomplice to the original theft. I suggest that your friend contact an attorney as soon as possible.
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