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Lynn Alan Thompson

  • 7 High Drive, Crawfordville, FL 32327

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  • 3 High Dr., Crawfordville, FL 32327-8003

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My daughter got involved in a burgerly charge because her boyfriend kicked in her sister door and now she charged with this what can i do?

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Answered by attorney Diane Buerger
Criminal Law lawyer at The Buerger Law Firm, P.A.
I do not believe there is much you can do -- except to urge you daughter to retain an attorney (or ask the court to appoint an attorney from the Public Defender's Office if she cannot afford one). Also, I would recommend she exercise her right to remain silent and not discuss the facts of the incident with anyone (not even family members and friends) other than her attorney.  This is a very serious felony charge.  Often defendants think they are only saying things that are helpful and non-incriminating.  However, that often turns out to be wrong.
I do not believe there is much you can do -- except to urge you daughter to retain an attorney (or ask the court to appoint an attorney from the Public Defender's Office if she cannot afford one). Also, I would recommend she exercise her right to remain silent and not discuss the facts of the incident with anyone (not even family members and friends) other than her attorney.  This is a very serious felony charge.  Often defendants think they are only saying things that are helpful and non-incriminating.  However, that often turns out to be wrong.
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How much time will my husband get for petty theft? Will he be taken to the county where his fist violation happened?

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Answered by attorney Robert Jason De Groot (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at R. Jason de Groot, P.A.
This is a mess. He needs to get an attorney on his side to get a bond set or to have him released on his own recognizance. Usually in a first offense of petit theft, there is no jail time. His best bet, beside getting the case completely dismissed if possible, is to enter into a deferred prosecution agreement, or the same thing, a pre-trial intervention arrangement. Consult with an attorney about this.
This is a mess. He needs to get an attorney on his side to get a bond set or to have him released on his own recognizance. Usually in a first offense of petit theft, there is no jail time. His best bet, beside getting the case completely dismissed if possible, is to enter into a deferred prosecution agreement, or the same thing, a pre-trial intervention arrangement. Consult with an attorney about this.
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If my mom just got threatened at gunpoint by her companion can she grant the cops permission to enter her house remotely?

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Answered by attorney Lawrence Lewis (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Lawrence Lewis, P.C.
The police are correct, they cannot do anything. If her companion is living at the house and refusing to answer the door, the police cannot kick it in. Your mother can return with the police and open the door. If it is too dangerous to return to the house, even with the police then we have to ask ourselves what was your mother doing with thie person in the first place. Good luck.
The police are correct, they cannot do anything. If her companion is living at the house and refusing to answer the door, the police cannot kick it in. Your mother can return with the police and open the door. If it is too dangerous to return to the house, even with the police then we have to ask ourselves what was your mother doing with thie person in the first place. Good luck.
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