if some 1 is on parole was arrested 4 percocet pills how much time can they get
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if some 1 is on parole was arrested 4 percocet pills how much time can they get
if someone was arrested for percoct pills and on the report the police officer said that is was loose on the passeger seat but was really in the perscription bottle can that person beat the charge if they have evidence that the pills was not their and was for someone else that they were living with or if not how much time can that perosn have if they are on parole and dont get off untiol december of this yr. their is no court date yet fand the DA office does not have any info yet , is it true that if their is no info in 60 days from the DAs office their r supose to to let that person go
Asked on April 27, 2009 under Criminal Law, Louisiana
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
Okay, here goes, let's make this simple. First and foremost, you need a lawyer. Try www.attorneypages.com or the Lousiana state bar.
Then, no one can tell you exactly what you will get because it depends on your state's parole guidelines, whether you get enhanced sentencing for violating parole, parole revocation, and additional charges for the percocet pills.
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