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Raw interview with O.J. Simpson lawyer Malcome LaVergne
Raw Interview with O.J. Simpson Star lawyer Malcolm LaVergne
Michel Bryant and OJ Simspon's Attorney Malcolm LaVergne Talk OJ Simpson on LawNewz Network
Michel Bryant and OJ Simspon's Star Attorney Malcolm LaVergne Talk OJ Simpson on LawNewz Network
O.J. Simpson's lawyer talks about incident at The Cosmopolitan
O.J. Simpson's Las Vegas Lawyer Talks about Incident at The Cosmopolitan
OJ Simpson: Life on the Outside | Good Morning Britain
OJ Simpson: Life on the Outside with Las Vegas Attorney Malcolm LaVergne | Good Morning Britain
Interview with O.J. Simpson attorney Malcolm LaVergne
Interview with O.J. Simpson Star Attorney Malcolm LaVergne
Attorney for O.J. Simpson Malcolm LaVergne speaks on O.J. Simpson Granted Parole. #Breaking Part 2
Attorney for O.J. Simpson Malcolm LaVergne speaks on O.J. Simpson Granted Parole
In-Studio Interview with Malcolm LaVergne, Attorney for O.J. Simpson (7/25/2017)
In-Studio Interview with Malcolm LaVergne, Powerhouse Attorney for O.J. Simpson
Judge Jeanine Pirro . OJ Simpson
Judge Jeanine Pirro - OJ Simpson
- Q. Warrent from hawaii. Don't pick him up in 30 days will he get out.. can he bail himself out for current charges here?
- A: Yes, in state court he can apply for bail during extradition proceedings, but it's still in the judge's discretion to grant bail pending the formal extradition. I've done this successfully for clients before.
- Q. Hello, In Nevada can you open carry a firearm on public school grounds during the summer when the school is closed?
- A: No. See NRS 202.265. This statute does not have an exception for the time of day. The track is part of school property for any Nevada public school I know about. You can face a criminal charge for being on school property with a gun at any time. It's a gross misdemeanor, and you can face up to a year in jail for the violation.
- Q. How does the statute of limitations work on a petit larceny charge in Nevada?
- A: The charges were filed within one year of the alleged act, so the statute of limitations has been met. So you are not passed the statute of limitations. If they issued a warrant for your arrest at that time or when you failed to show up, the warrant just remains outstanding until you respond. I've seen cases 20 years old with outstanding warrants.
