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I prefer not to answer questions about the death penalty, that is an area that is very debatable and far too varied. I prefer questions based on Alabama Law since laws vary from state to state. As for penalties about pending cases anyone can look those up on a search of the state code and courts vary from one to the other so penalties can also.
I have over 10 years of experience in Law Enforcement ranging from patrol, evidence tech, investigations, Narcotics and have been an assistant Chief and Chief of a department.
APOSTC certified, State certified Evidence Tech, AACOP certified Chief of Police and numerous courses and training in all aspects of Law Enforcement
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Sorry for the delay I did not get your original request. In most states a domestic relationship will fall under Domestic violence statutes. If the victim is willing to drop the charges they may have to
Most poisons can be detected through human remains, especially bone marrow which tends to remain the longest. It does depend on whether or not the body was embalmed and how long the body has been buried
You can talk to a public defender or ask for one when you go to court. There are possibilities of getting what is called deferred prosecution which means the case is contimued for a certain length of time
Got this question from the question pool but hopefully can provide you an answer. In most states it is illegal to represent yourself as an EMT, Nurse, Doctor, Law Enforcement or any licensed position.
Unfortunately ignorance of the law is no excuse and you would have a hard time beating this in court. This issue has become a very important one to law enforcement and rightly so. Your best bet is to go
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