Ex Post Facto.
Certainly. It may not be terribly wise, but it is not illegal.
The right to adequate legal assistance is also known as the right to counsel. This means that someone who has been charged with a crime, must be provided with an attorney even if they cannot afford one.
The right to adequate legal assistance is also known as the right to counsel. This means that someone who has been charged with a crime, must be provided with an attorney even if they cannot afford one.
You need professional legal advice. But if I were charged with the "wrong" crime, I don't believe I'd be saying "I did X, not Y." I'd just be saying "I didn't do Y."
Yes, it is a legitimate and legal question.
I would check around any large city. If you are charged with a crime and do not have the means to pay for your legal defense, legal aid will be provided.
The guardian should be present and sign the documents.
No, to be charged for a crime in the court of law there has to be supporting evidence.
Yes. They do need to complete them and provide you a copy before the trial.
It is legal to possess handcuffs in all US states. It is generally legal to carry them, but if charged with another crime such as kidnapping, the handcuffs could be considered a crime tool and result in additional charges.
At the very least you are "aiding and abetting" a crime and could conceivably be charged with "conspiracy."
No.