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When the defendant is incapable of understanding the nature of charges and proceedings he will be declared?
Incompetent to stand trial.
What does it mean when a defendant declared indigent?
When a defendant is declared indigent, it means that the defendant doesn't have any assets with which to hire a lawyer or another form of legal representation and so the defendant is entitled to free legal representation.
What happens to the defendent in a mistrail?
In a mistrial, the case is declared invalid and does not result in a conviction or acquittal for the defendant. The defendant may face a new trial if the mistrial was declared due to procedural errors or jury misconduct.
Legal proceedings that deal with the concerns of those who declared insolvency are held in?
bankruptcy court
What did the defendant in the Oklahoma bombing case declared about the victims rights clarification act?
that it was unconstitutional.
What type of tort can an accused person initiate if criminal proceedings end in favor of the accused person?
According to the Torts Personal Injury Litigation 4thed by William Statsky textbook on pg 134 It says that an accused person can file a Malicious Prosecution Tort when the proceedings end in their favor.Added: Despite common misconception by the public to the contrary, a defendant in a criminal trial is NEVER declared "innocent" of the charge, they are simply found 'not guilty." Therefore a criminal trial can never truly be said to end in the defendant's "favor."If you were found 'not guilty'and you believe that you have sufficient evidence to prove that a civil wrong was committed against you by either the victim/complainant and/or the state itself, you may file suit against either or both at your discretion.
Is a cosigner still responsible for the car loan if they are declared incompetent?
The laws which define incompetency vary greatly from state-to-state. However, the competency issue would only be applicable if the person was proved to have been incapable of understanding the agreement when it was initially made. If the person was judged incompetent after the agreement, the contract in most cases will be deemed legally binding.
How many people lived in brook farm?
None. Since bankruptcy proceedings were completed in 1847, it has become a cemetery. The farm was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1965.
How many people live in Brook Farm MA?
None. Since bankruptcy proceedings were completed in 1847, it has become a cemetery. The farm was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1965.
How do you collect a Civil Court judgment if the defendant declared bankruptcy?
If the defendant declared bankruptcy, you may need to file a claim with the bankruptcy court to try and recover the debt owed to you. However, your ability to collect on the judgment may be limited depending on the type of bankruptcy and the specific circumstances of the case. It's advisable to seek legal counsel to understand your options and rights in this situation.
When is a mistrial declared?
A mistrial is declared when a trial is terminated without a verdict due to an error or misconduct that could prevent a fair outcome, such as a jury being unable to reach a unanimous decision, improper jury selection, or a procedural error that affects the rights of the defendant. This results in the need for a new trial to be conducted.
At what age can a person sue another?
You should be able to sue at any age. (just saying) In the United States, and countries which use English Common Law as the basis for their Civil court system, you must be at least legal age to sue. In the U.S.A., that means 18 years of age to be named as either the plaintiff or defendant in a suit, or you must be an emancipated minor (i.e. a court-declared "adult" under 18). You must also be "competent", which means you cannot currently be a ward of the state or declared mentally incapable. The legal guardian for a minor or incompetent adult may, however, sue (or be sued) on behave of the person they are guardian for.
