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Can a district attorney offer a sentence that is less than the statutory minimum for a charge?
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∙ 14y ago
yeah chippewa county (mi) can and does do anything legal or not.......
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How much does a deputy district attorney earn in Los Angeles?
The salary of a Deputy District Attorney in Los Angeles varies based on class and experience. The minimum salary is $4,714.18 per month with the maximum salary being $13,409.36 per month.
What are the qualifications for being a district attorney?
The specific requirements are set by the jurisdiction he will be representing. In most the minimum qualification is to be a member of the bar for the state in question.
What job pays you the least money?
Any job that pays the statutory minimum wage. In the UK no employer is allowed to pay less than the Statutory Minimum wage.
What do you do when you are not in your husband's will?
Check with an attorney at once. I am not an attorney, but I believe that in some states a current legal spouse cannot be left out of a will; it renders the will invalid, or a statutory minimum must be given to the spouse. The will will go through probate court, as all wills do. So if there is a problem, there is an excellent chance that it will be caught.
How long is a 25 years without parole sentence in Texas?
Well, 25 years. By statute, you should receive a minimum and maximum sentence. Unless you received a flat sentence, under which you would serve the full sentence, if 25 years is that sentence. In most cases, if 25 years is your statutory minimum, count on an additional 12 or more years before parole. Hope for the best; prepare for the worst.
What is Statutory minimum price which is decided by government?
government want to statutory control over price of some specific commodity
What is the sentence for menacing in Oregon?
Misdemeanor menacing, found under Oregon Revised Statutes 163.190, comes with a maximum sentence of 1 year in the county jail and fines of $6250.00. There is a minimum $500 statutory assessment upon conviction.
Does a federal district court judge have the authority to sentence less than the mandatory minimum in a felony drug case for a 1st time offender?
No. A "mandatory" minimum is exactly what its name implies. The judge has no discretion and MUST impose the minimum set by the statute.
How much time do you serve on a 20 year sentence in state prison?
Twenty years. A prison sentence is typically issued in two parts, the minimum (the time you must serve before being eligible for parole) and the maximum (the time you must serve--statutory time--before you would be discharged). If the minimum is twenty years, and there is no "Good Time" law in your state, then you will serve twenty years before being considered for parole. With such a long minimum, it is highly unlikely you will receive parole your first time up. It is most likely that you will serve until the halfway mark between your minimum and maximum. If the maximum (statutory time) is twenty years, refer to your minimum and check your expected release date. If you were given a flat twenty year sentence, you will serve twenty years, provided there is no Disciplinary Credit awarded in your state.
What is the minimum wage in District of Columbia?
The minimum wage in D.C. is $8.25 per hour.
What is a sentence for minimum?
All he got was minimum wage.
What is the minimum wage for a prosecuting attorney?
$129,712 according to Salary.com
