whats the max penalty for conspiracy in a court of law?
156299
refusing to testify is contempt, and usually 30 days, he must have done something else to be charged with conspiracy.\n\nWhat is his IQ? Yours? Did either of you gradute high school?
924370
Yes and No.  It depend on what type of case you are testifying for.\nFor example, if it was a drug related case, and who you are testifying against, there is no limit.  As I said, depends on the case.
236718
It means that the evidence is not real, but made up. Producing fabricated evidence at trial could lead to perjury charges and jail time. If it is produced by a cop, it could lead to 20-life.
783284
DEPENDS ON THE BRIBES THEY RECIEVE FOR ANY GIVEN CASE
424215
Less than 10 grams is not very specific.... 9 grams, for example, is not something deemed for "personal" use.... that is intent to distribute\n\nI am not sure of the max penalty, just that it is not high enough if the person ever gets out
316434
It depends upon the crime he has been charged with. The courts are not compelled to release people they believe to be a danger to society or a flight risk, however they can't hold them without cause either. His lawyer should be filing a Writ of Habeus Corpus if there is some question.
244043
ur third dui charge, right?\n\nFine - minimum: $2,100.00      maxium: $10,000.00\n\nImprisonment - not more than one year\n\nmandatory: sixty days in jail which cannot be probated or suspended and license revocation for three years.\n\nat least, that's what the book says...
557334
I believe it would depend on-IF you add court cost,or  just the ticket itself.Are other citations added in as well? I almost got five years for what the officer (claimed to be "fleeing and alluding").High risk insurance an issue as well?Attorney fees start at about $5000 just for a retainer each of my four reckless endangerments(165-mph in a 35-mph zone)for instance.I got one ticket in Tennessee $5 fine $90 cort cost 17 years ago. P.S. not to mention car impound fees.  All just a wasted youth!!!
1065558
That depends entirely on the facts of the case and the penalty is at the discretion of a judge.\n\nReckless driving, for example won't get you as much time as you would if it were a DUI related manslaughter.
1035878
Well, I hate the bearer of bad news, but I don't believe there is a certain time limit on those indictments.  If you recall, the recent civil right murder trials were 40+ years after the crime and the grand jury indicted.  \n\nThat may be different on capital offenses though.  Otherwise, it might depend on the crime and the corresponding statute of limitations.
975226
It depends on how much money you have. I have seen far too many innocent people punished because of poor representation.  Good Luck!
588467
(1)a fine not to exceed $4,000;                                             \n(2)  confinement in jail for a term not to exceed one \nyear;  or             \n(3)  both such fine and confinement.
1096231
Maximum sentence you can get in Illinois for a class A misdemeanor is up to 1 year in jail, and I BELIEVE a 25,000 fine.\n\nThat is the maximum.  Factors such as the crime, the past criminal history, can be used in the court determining your actual sentence.
81314
There are not exact, predetermined punishments.  In each case the punishment is determined by a judge, or if a plee bargain is made, by mtual agreement of denfese and prosecution.  There are statutes that proscribe minimum and maximum sentances for different crimes, but it would be simply ridiculous to try to list the statues for every crime here.  If you would like to know the statutory punishments for some specific crime, repost a more specific question.  You would also to well to mention what country you're talking about as it does make a bit of a difference.
1075984
Every state has some procedure for post-conviction relief if the plea was entered in ignorance.  The problem is that in most jurisdictions a subjective expectation of a specific sentence will not avoid the plea as long as the judge told the defendant what the maximum possible sentence was.  On the other hand, if the lawyer told the defendant that the judge would recite the max,  but the fix was in and he was guaranteed a specific sentence, then most states will allow post-conviction relief.  Your friend can find more info in the prison library.
1170913
If the Crown prosecutes it as a summary conviction offence, it is punishable by a maximum punishment of a $2000.00 fine, or 6 months imprisonment, or both.  \n\nIf they proceed by indictment, the maximum is 2 years imprisonment.
209502
it depends on which state,city,citation, and a degree of crime that was committed..*ask a lawyer* just a suggestion..