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Douglas L. Gardner, Attorney at Law

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  • Serving Paynes Creek, CA and Tehama County, California

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What are the possible outcomes for the charges against my husband?

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Answered by attorney Stephen Lewis Freeborn (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Freeborn Law Offices P.S.
Based upon the charges, I would say you are being overly optimistic. From what you have said, it appears that your husband has a very serious alcohol problem. I suspect that any reduction in sentence, if offered, will be conditioned upon him having an alcohol/drug evaluation and then following the treatment recommendation and successfully completing that program.
Based upon the charges, I would say you are being overly optimistic. From what you have said, it appears that your husband has a very serious alcohol problem. I suspect that any reduction in sentence, if offered, will be conditioned upon him having an alcohol/drug evaluation and then following the treatment recommendation and successfully completing that program.
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How much jail time for selling 100 ecstasy pills?

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Answered by attorney Riana A. Durrett (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Reza Athari & Associates, PLLC
A potential sentence would depend on the charges filed and whether the State and defendant enter a plea negotiation. In general, a low level drug trafficking charge can carry 1- 6 years and a high level drug trafficking charge can potentially result in a life sentence. Again, the charges vary, for example, the District Attorney's office can choose to charge a defendant with possession with intent to sell and there are numerous factors that could affect a potential sentence.
A potential sentence would depend on the charges filed and whether the State and defendant enter a plea negotiation. In general, a low level drug trafficking charge can carry 1- 6 years and a high level drug trafficking charge can potentially result in a life sentence. Again, the charges vary, for example, the District Attorney's office can choose to charge a defendant with possession with intent to sell and there are numerous factors that could affect a potential sentence.
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If a person is charged with retail theft should they be charged with the sale price or the regular price ?

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Answered by attorney Lawrence Lewis (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Lawrence Lewis, P.C.
Did he purchase the items? No, then he does not get the benefit of the items being on sale, because they were not sold to him. That is not too complicated is it.
Did he purchase the items? No, then he does not get the benefit of the items being on sale, because they were not sold to him. That is not too complicated is it.
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