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  • 203 E Main St., Ste. E, Trinidad, CO 81082

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Where is a juvenile going to be held during a course of legal trial?

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Answered by attorney Paula Wasserman Drake (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Offices of Paula Drake
If a Juvenile case is going to actually be tried, then that juvenile has counsel. You should ask his/her attorney how long the trial will last. Likely you would already know if the juvenile is incarcerated in the juvenile detention facility, is released on a form of house arrest, or is merely released to the custody of the parent while the case is pending. If your question refers to a case that is at the beginning i.e. has not yet been to court, then the issue of detention vs. release is usually determined at the first hearing; further, the length of time that the case takes to go through the system varies depending upon numerous factors.
If a Juvenile case is going to actually be tried, then that juvenile has counsel. You should ask his/her attorney how long the trial will last. Likely you would already know if the juvenile is incarcerated in the juvenile detention facility, is released on a form of house arrest, or is merely released to the custody of the parent while the case is pending. If your question refers to a case that is at the beginning i.e. has not yet been to court, then the issue of detention vs. release is usually determined at the first hearing; further, the length of time that the case takes to go through the system varies depending upon numerous factors.
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What do I do if I was mailed a subpoena but I can't attend?

Jason William Savela
Answered by attorney Jason William Savela
Criminal Law lawyer at The Savela Law Firm, P.C.
Criminal subpoenas must be personally served, meaning a non-party over the age of 18 must give it to the witness. A mailed subpoena is not validly served in a criminal case. Unless, you sign the waiver of service and return it to the party. Ignore it. Go on your trip.
Criminal subpoenas must be personally served, meaning a non-party over the age of 18 must give it to the witness. A mailed subpoena is not validly served in a criminal case. Unless, you sign the waiver of service and return it to the party. Ignore it. Go on your trip.
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Will my dsicharged misdemeanor show up on a background check?

Kevin T. Ellmann
Answered by attorney Kevin T. Ellmann
Criminal Law lawyer at Ellmann & Ellmann, P.C.
It will come up unless you Petition the District Court to Seal the records associated with the case and get that Order to the requisite State Agencies. Good luck!
It will come up unless you Petition the District Court to Seal the records associated with the case and get that Order to the requisite State Agencies. Good luck!
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