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Keith Prater, Esq

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  • 20 Baker Road, Suite 5, Blairsville, GA 30512+1 location

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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 are the chances if my boyfriend has been arrested for armed robbery because he is being accused of setting it up possibly?

Mark A. Broughton
Answered by attorney Mark A. Broughton (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Mark A. Broughton, PC
Well, there is a chance but a small one if the prosecution is able to prove that he had something to do with the robbery. It takes a detailed knowledge of the facts of the case in order to give you a specific answer to how strong the case is against your boyfriend. But if he truly did not know the robbery was going to take he is not guilty of the robbery; if the jury believes that he knew and assisted in it place (that is, if the prosecution can prove this to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt), he can be found guilty as an aider/abettor. Because there was a gun used and someone was injured, this is a very serious case, one that will result in a life term for the person who actually used the gun under the 10-20-Life gun laws if convicted at trial. So I hope your boyfriend has a good criminal defense attorney to assist him.
Well, there is a chance but a small one if the prosecution is able to prove that he had something to do with the robbery. It takes a detailed knowledge of the facts of the case in order to give you a specific answer to how strong the case is against your boyfriend. But if he truly did not know the robbery was going to take he is not guilty of the robbery; if the jury believes that he knew and assisted in it place (that is, if the prosecution can prove this to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt), he can be found guilty as an aider/abettor. Because there was a gun used and someone was injured, this is a very serious case, one that will result in a life term for the person who actually used the gun under the 10-20-Life gun laws if convicted at trial. So I hope your boyfriend has a good criminal defense attorney to assist him.
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If I have a pending assault charge on someone can I still get a restraining order on that person?

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Answered by attorney John F Brennan (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Musilli Brennan Associates, PLLC
It is very difficult, in fact in this forum impossible to answer your questions definitively. Yes, you are allowed to file for protection order even though the party you are seeking the protection from is seeking to prosecute you for an assault and battery. Whether or not the orders will be granted is up to the court. Without additional information is impossible to predict the impact, if any, of the prosecution and yourself. It is certainly not a defense and the prosecution will be limited to the particular incident which occurred during
It is very difficult, in fact in this forum impossible to answer your questions definitively. Yes, you are allowed to file for protection order even though the party you are seeking the protection from is seeking to prosecute you for an assault and battery. Whether or not the orders will be granted is up to the court. Without additional information is impossible to predict the impact, if any, of the prosecution and yourself. It is certainly not a defense and the prosecution will be limited to the particular incident which occurred during
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If I pay my fine and do classes, will I still have the marijuana possession in my record?

Andrew Stephen Roberts
Answered by attorney Andrew Stephen Roberts
Criminal Law lawyer at Roberts Law Group
If you get a deferred entry of judgment, take classes. Case should be dismissed. Some courts do not allow this. Get an attorney.
If you get a deferred entry of judgment, take classes. Case should be dismissed. Some courts do not allow this. Get an attorney.