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Dealing With “Resisting an Officer” Charges to Protect Your Future

18 Jul

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Dealing With “Resisting an Officer” Charges to Protect Your Future

18 Jul

A conviction for Resisting a Police Officer can kill a career. But a charge of resisting a police officer can be dismissed, reduced, or beat at trial. On a case like this, professional help makes a difference. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in 148, Background Checks, defense attorney, Free Legal Self Help, Going to Court, penal code, pitchess, pretrial

 

When does an Officer have to show up in Court? At the Trial.

21 Jun

Police officers do not have to appear in court at the arraignment. Only if there is a trial scheduled will an officer’s testimony on a traffic citation be required. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in arraignment, Going to Court, motion to dismiss, Traffic Court Trials

 

Meet the New Chief Marketing Officer for Wolters Kluwer Law & Business: Might Need a Master Class Taught by Dick Spinelli

15 Jun

Wolters Kluwer Law & Business announced on June 13, 2011 that the Company named Alan Scott Chief Marketing Officer, “effective immediately.” Scott will be responsible for directing marketing strategy and execution, as well as business intelligence activities, across Wolters Kluwer…

 
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