Maybe I'm stuck on the word "prison" versus the word "jail." Why are you in prison PRIOR to your trial and what difference would it make whether you were in prison or not....none!
Once an offense had been brought before the judicial system, it doesn't matter where you are or what you're doing!
2007-05-16 10:19:16
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answered by KC V ™ 7
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the cps can decide at any point prior to the beginning of a trial to add any charge, or change the charges.
All they do for adding a charge, is put the papers to court with an additional piece of paper declaring the charge for consideration at court, and why. it's not difficult at all.
they dont normally change charges unless they want the defendant to admit to a lesser charge and they will drop the higher one.
this is the same process as adding a charge inessence
2007-05-19 05:25:50
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answered by the mofo 4
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The prosecution often add lesser charges, based on the same facts as the original ones, usually as an inducement to a plea of guilty. It's called "plea bargaining" and your legal representative will discuss with you whether or not it is to your advantage to accept the offer. Similarly, the prosecution will have to decide whether or not to proceed with all the charges which they have laid against you or whether to drop some of them. What can't happen is for you ultimately to be convicted of and sentenced for alternative charges on the basis of the same facts -- e.g. both the rape of X and the indecent assult of X on the same occasion. You would be convicted of one and the other would be ordered to lie on the file, i.e. not proceeded with.
2007-05-16 13:30:55
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answered by Doethineb 7
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The police has all of the evidence it desires so which you is merely not waiting to drop the expenditures in spite of what you assert. in addition they many times not drop family members violence expenditures besides. the assumption is made which you replaced your tale simply by fact which you have been afraid that in case you probably did not he might harm you back. you assert you lied after which you're in difficulty. So now that's the two one among you. he will have stated something to the police so in case you alter your tale now he can get in greater difficulty for his mendacity. there's no payoff and not something on hand with the aid of you attempting to alter your tale. in certainty in case you're making the story all murky the decide would be greater vulnerable to throw the e book at him "merely in case". understand that each guy in that courtroom would be thinking a similar ingredient. One is you do not hit a women folk and in case you spent 2 days in the scientific institution it particularly is super severe. they are going to be staring at him like he's scum and that they themselves might never do a similar. All in the room will see with the aid of any tale you 2 arise with. that is not particularly easily worth the possibility. merely supply all of the info, he shows he's doing anger administration and all of that and the decide might cut back him a destroy. Predicated upon he nevertheless takes the instructions, gets probation and all of that. the only way out for him is to look particularly sorry and accepts duty. As a guy he ought to take his lumps and not have the possibility that this might extra harm his family members. in case you have time some style of couples counseling earlier courtroom might help. and make particular he's super clean cut back in courtroom. think of a Marine on his thank you to church style of ingredient. yet be stated of the plain. each physique gets the earnings of the doubt one time in some way. One misstep on his section back for an particularly long term and next time around he would be toast.
2016-11-23 18:26:56
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answered by menut 4
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Yes, they can do it. It usually means they uncovered new evidence later in the investigation.
2007-05-16 10:19:53
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answered by xxted_strykerxx 3
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they can add anything they want do, as long as they have enough evidence to back it up, all the best
2007-05-17 01:28:02
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answered by Anonymous
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they can add whatever charges they want, usually they wont unless they can make them stick.
2007-05-16 10:16:46
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answered by Kevy 7
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if you are in prison on remand any time spent in prison will come off your sentence if you are given a prison sentence
2007-05-16 10:20:21
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answered by susan will of the wisp 4
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