Never waive it you can get charged dismissed or dropped or even realeased if you're in custody on a 180.80 motion ie the people failed to hold a felony hearing if defendant is incarcerated he must be released by CPL 180.80 plz DNT wave it never
Why is it that every attorney working a case tries to avoid a preliminary hearing yet every lawyer online and on TH-cam tells you never to waive your preliminary hearing?
Zuliette Arencibia I actually went to my preliminary hearing after writing my comment and I’m sure it did me more justice then not going. The cop lied n wasn’t prepared for my questions and it was questions I’m sure a lawyer would have not ask but I messed that cop up so bad now I’m just waiting for my discovery and it’s been since February I’m waiting but I’m sure that’s the missing link to show everything the cop says is contradicting.. I’ll keep ya update if wanted..
Most people waive. There preliminary Hearing. If There In county jail becuz they hope that it speeds up the process That they will get released. But ppl who is out on bond. Don't usually Don't waive. The preliminary Hearing becuz they have resources. To get. a lawyer. Becuz they already out on bond
My ex just waived his preliminary hearing for domestic violence and kidnapping to his now ex I assume plus he's currently on probation. Tons of people told me it's a bad idea but this is in South Carolina
facing two felonies in SC currently, Drug manufacturuing marijuana and fentinayl which i had no idea was wut it was, never saw test done on either the marijuana or the fent... i was helping the sick and got raided... literally sell bud to folks with cancer, als, and chrones... also kept the so called fent for my roommate who had chronic teeth and gum problems due to less than satisfactory home care either by him or his parents at the time. Im hoping to voice my circumstance on record with character witness' of the people if delt said (drugs) to.
Very interesting. On the other hand, why some people do decide to waive their right to a preliminary hearing, despite the reasons why you explain they should not? Is there any advantage?
So if the police officer is literally asked if he read the defendant their miranda rights and they testify they did not, is that really going to make a difference because my understanding is that police officers no longer have to read the defendent their miranda rights during/before/after arrest
explain WHY the prosecution NEVER has to produce tangible, factual, irrefutable evidence that proves beyond the shadow of a doubt, the prosecutions has jurisdiction, verified by a third party with firsthand knowledge, into evidence in, on and for the record! wouldn't the complete lack of anything being put into the record, violate due process?
Can you Un-waive your preliminary hearing if you’ve already waived it? I originally waived mine after being deceived by my public defender. He has now gotten off my case. By him withdrawing, could I still get it back?
Does the defense get to explain their side during the preliminary hearing? For example, if a person is accused of stealing and there is evidence against them, however that person is mentally ill, is the defense granted to share that kind of information at the preliminary hearing?
@@CopoulosFirmThank you for responding! Can the defense be a family member at a preliminary hearing? Like could their son or daughter call witnesses on their parents behalf? Can a family member cross examination the witnesses of the prosecution?
Look up the definition of collar, tie, and the (cuff) in cufflinks. Realise that with real eyes you will see the real lies. Break the shackles of corporate (corps) nonsense.
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Never waive it you can get charged dismissed or dropped or even realeased if you're in custody on a 180.80 motion ie the people failed to hold a felony hearing if defendant is incarcerated he must be released by CPL 180.80 plz DNT wave it never
Why is it that every attorney working a case tries to avoid a preliminary hearing yet every lawyer online and on TH-cam tells you never to waive your preliminary hearing?
cupid176st because in the Preliminar hearing you may be charged with others charges.
Zuliette Arencibia I actually went to my preliminary hearing after writing my comment and I’m sure it did me more justice then not going. The cop lied n wasn’t prepared for my questions and it was questions I’m sure a lawyer would have not ask but I messed that cop up so bad now I’m just waiting for my discovery and it’s been since February I’m waiting but I’m sure that’s the missing link to show everything the cop says is contradicting.. I’ll keep ya update if wanted..
Its been close to 8 months now and i havent stepped a foot in court yet.. Discovery still hasnt came in.. Idk whats going on.. Im just on pause 😒
@@cupid176st I wish the best of luck to you bro
@@cupid176st any updates on your case?
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Im in mississippi i was told after making a bond that you dont have one
Most people waive. There preliminary Hearing. If There In county jail becuz they hope that it speeds up the process That they will get released. But ppl who is out on bond. Don't usually Don't waive. The preliminary Hearing becuz they have resources. To get. a lawyer. Becuz they already out on bond
My ex just waived his preliminary hearing for domestic violence and kidnapping to his now ex I assume plus he's currently on probation. Tons of people told me it's a bad idea but this is in South Carolina
facing two felonies in SC currently, Drug manufacturuing marijuana and fentinayl which i had no idea was wut it was, never saw test done on either the marijuana or the fent... i was helping the sick and got raided... literally sell bud to folks with cancer, als, and chrones... also kept the so called fent for my roommate who had chronic teeth and gum problems due to less than satisfactory home care either by him or his parents at the time. Im hoping to voice my circumstance on record with character witness' of the people if delt said (drugs) to.
Would waive preliminary hearing in traffic stop that turn a felony poss of control you think illegal search
What happens if your lawyer waive your right with out your consent
Very interesting. On the other hand, why some people do decide to waive their right to a preliminary hearing, despite the reasons why you explain they should not? Is there any advantage?
Yea it can be dismissed
You can also find out what they actually have against you
Sometimes the prosecution may make an offer contingent on not having a preliminary examination hearing.
@@MissSiobahnMaebh Thank you, Siobhan.
Thank you, I've been accused of simple assault ( it's a false accusation ), I do not have an attorney, how can I prepare myself for a pretrial ?
So if the police officer is literally asked if he read the defendant their miranda rights and they testify they did not, is that really going to make a difference because my understanding is that police officers no longer have to read the defendent their miranda rights during/before/after arrest
Why is a probation violation have preliminary hearing then? That's my problem please help. Thank you
explain WHY the prosecution NEVER has to produce tangible, factual, irrefutable evidence that proves beyond the shadow of a doubt, the prosecutions has jurisdiction, verified by a third party with firsthand knowledge, into evidence in, on and for the record! wouldn't the complete lack of anything being put into the record, violate due process?
Can you Un-waive your preliminary hearing if you’ve already waived it? I originally waived mine after being deceived by my public defender. He has now gotten off my case. By him withdrawing, could I still get it back?
No. But you still have a right to a trial where the government must prove the elements against you beyond a reasonable doubt.
Mark Copoulos And what does beyond a reasonable doubt actually mean?
Does the defense get to explain their side during the preliminary hearing? For example, if a person is accused of stealing and there is evidence against them, however that person is mentally ill, is the defense granted to share that kind of information at the preliminary hearing?
The Defense may call witnesses but often does not present evidence unless it will rebut a prima facie case that a crime was committed.
@@CopoulosFirmThank you for responding! Can the defense be a family member at a preliminary hearing? Like could their son or daughter call witnesses on their parents behalf? Can a family member cross examination the witnesses of the prosecution?
Good advice.
It’s getting silly in philly. Crime on the rise making it a good time to be a lawyer in the city. Also, take the deal.
You said two years come on really so they're going to violate 180-day ruling which is part of our constitution
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They won't let me comment
Is it legal if I plead guilty and still had to waive my preliminary hearing to a jury trial cause of pd
I just did that cop came lying but we didn't have all videos now we do and now the cop got caught lying on other videos now he lied under oath
Have you ever heard of a cop pulling you over and give you ticket to invite you to a charity?
Look up the definition of collar, tie, and the (cuff) in cufflinks. Realise that with real eyes you will see the real lies. Break the shackles of corporate (corps) nonsense.
Government hwkers can I try him think he may just?!! Ok! No Typo Errors here.
Our injustice system is Bull Shit
I’ve been waiting for 4 months for my preliminary hearing is this constitutional?