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Jun 10, 2017 · If you were to get two sentences of 1 year each with 2 years probation consecutive, your jail time is 2 years and your probation term is 2 years. If the sentences were concurrent, it would be 1 year jail time with 2 years probation. The registry will be determined by what conditions the court placed on his probation. Legal Consult Recommended.
The "stay of execution" is standard language in a Consent Judgment, which is signed by both parties (or their attorneys). The consent judgment typically spells out the settlement agreement, including when, where and how much payments should be. Remember, once you sign a consent judgment, you are conceding you owe they money.
Feb 8, 2018 · A stay of imposition occurs when the judge sentences the defendant, but it is not imposed provided certain conditions are met. These conditions can include any typical conditions in a sentence (e.g. jail time, fine, probation). The benefit of this is that the violation level is reduced upon a successful completion of the judge's conditions by ...
Mar 18, 2022 · The sentence as written is 364 days in jail, execution suspended meaning you will not spend any time in jail, with a 1 year conditional discharge. The Judge can set conditions on that discharge (such as no new arrests, make restitution, etc.) which you must comply with or you could face arrest and prosecution for violation of conditional discharge.
Apr 18, 2011 · Posted on Aug 7, 2014. Returned Execution means the person who obtained a judgment tried to collect. You should consult with a bankruptcy attorney and determine if that debt was discharged in the bankruptcy. Disclaimer. Helpful (1) Comment (1) 1 lawyer agrees.
Mar 8, 2018 · 3 attorney answers. It means the sheriff was not able to collect any money based upon the writ of execution that was issued (e.g., by wage garnishment, bank levy). Hence, there was no deduction from the judgment amount owed. The judgment creditor can continue efforts to collect the judgment as long as the judgment remains unsatisfied.
May 25, 2017 · Execution of an arrest warrant means simply that the person is arrested. The fact the person wants to drop the charges isn't really all that important - ultimately it is up to the prosecutor to decide to proceed with the case or not. IF charges are dropped there is normally a court cost associated with the arrest that will be required to be paid.
May 20, 2013 · An execution is a means of enforcing a final judgment. It's not possible to get an execution after a dismissal, so you were probably re-served and defaulted, and/or you have another judgment out there. An alias execution is a request for a new one, made when the original was misplaced. Disclaimer. Helpful (0) 2 lawyers agree.
May 24, 2018 · The stay if execution is a permanent felony conviction. The execution is styled upon following probation terms. It means you were given a sentence of jail for prison but the sentence was stayed (not served) so long as you followed the rules of probation. Need help now? Find an attorney with expertise in your situation.
Posted on Jul 8, 2013. Generally, the term/phrase "Stay of execution" means that a sentence has been imposed but its execution or imposition is not going to happen . The not going to happen part is based on the condition that something else is done by the defendant. For example, court sentences a defendant to state prison for X years, but ...
