Under Advisement

Question: What does probation under advisement mean, and will I have to go back to court after? i was arrested for possession of marijuana and also attempting to run a drug house because i had pipes in my car and a scale, and i received 1 years probation 'under advisement' under HYTA. WIll i have to appear in court after my probation is over?

Answer: probably. you are lucky as all hell you got away with probation. appearing in court is nothing compared to time in the penitentiary. that said, 'under advisement' means they are probably deciding whether or not your sentence will be upped to something more serious while you are under parole, depending on your actions. if you had a scale, they will automatically think you are selling pot (and arent you?), so they could very well just be watching you to see whether they should convert your sentence to jailtime. if you get away with probation, take it as a lesson learned and a VERY close call and stop smoking pot! ive seen geniuses turn into morons who do nothing but sit around their parents house all day (as grown adults) just because of their stupid weed habit. anyway, shouldnt you have a lawyer? if you do, he or she shouldve told you exactly what this means. if not...you need a lawyer.

Question: How long does a Judge usally take to deside on something that is under advisement? ESTATE? We are contesting my fathers will and Monday the Judge was suppose to make a ruling but instead he said it is under advisement. What does this mean? Is it good or bad? How long will he take?

Answer: somewhere between 3 minutes and 30 years. It means that an issue has been submitted to the judge but the judge has not yet ruled.

Question: Can I have an Indiana Speeding ticket taken under advisement or placed in deferred adjudication? I recently received a speeding ticket in Indiana and would like to know if there is any way that the ticket can be held back, such as deferred adjudication or taken under advisement, so that it does not go on my driving record immediately, with the understanding it is dropped after a certain time period if certain conditions are met, such as are no other tickets received, or upon completion of a driver improvement course?

Answer: The only person who can defer your ticket is the prosecutor. The judge can do a number of things with a traffic ticket. You can ask the judge for some consideration if you take a driver ed course.

Question: What does it mean when a Judge takes an issue "under advisement"? I know what he expression means. To "take under advisement" means careful consideration. However, I do not know what the process means in court. Does this mean he is going to consider the issue on his own?........or.........Does it mean he is going to get advise from other Judges?......or Does it mean he will seek advise from higher courts? My husband and I just got out of court today on a Custody Mofication case in Missouri where the mother allowed a 16 yr old to marry. Prior to filing the modification case, my husband had Joint Legal Custody which requires the mother to at least inform the father prior to making any decisions that affect the "health, welfare, or education of the child". The father was not informed of the marriage until the day after (9 days after the mother signed the marriage licence). We asked the courts to find the mother in contempt of court for not informing the father. The Judge was questiong whether he has Legal Standing or not. He stated he agreed the father had reason to file the modification, and agreed the mother should have informed, but was not sure he could find her in contempt since the child was emancipated. We argued she was in contempt prior to the emancipation and therefore she should be found in contempt. He stated he was going to "take the case under advisement."

Answer: It means the judge is not issuing a ruling immediately. Instead, the judge is going to consider the matter, read the legal briefs filed by the parties, have the clerk do some research on the legal issues, and then eventually come to a conclusion. "Under advisement" is the formal way of saying he'll get back to you.

Question: When a person is already on probation& has a new case under advisement is that a probation violation? The judge told the defendant to "stay out of trouble" and I will dismiss the charges. Her probation officer is making waves like they wanna violate her anyway! Can the p.o. violate them anyway?

Answer: Her PO can submit a violation to the court. Ultimately it will be up to the judge to decide if any action on that violation will take place.

Question: what does taking something under advisement mean? a friend was arrested on a drug charge after several court dates the judge took it under advisement anyone know?

Answer: Taking information into consideration before making a final decision.

Question: How long does a judge have to make a decision when he says he will take it under advisement?

Answer: No particular time deadline. Under advisement is another way of saying "I have heard and understood what you have said, and I will consider that information".

Question: What does this mean in a court of law: Evidence adduced. Cause taken under advisement.? I Just had a bench trail. Thought it was all over and then I read this on the internet

Answer: The judge has heard all of the evidence and reserved his decision.

Question: What does it mean when a judge takes a case "under advisement"?

Answer: He takes time to think about it. He also takes time to study the evidence and what has been said before making a judgement

Question: I made a No Contest plea & the judge is taking the case “under advisement.”Since I have not been sentenced? am I still entitled to withdraw my plea?

Answer: You can try, must not wait. Gets that much harder and sometimes impossible to withdraw absent compelling reason.

Question: What does plea under advisement mean when is it used in?

Answer: A plea is the admission or denial of a person in the commission of a crime.

Question: Taking Under Advisement? We are in the middle of a custody battle. At our last court date (2 months ago) the judge wanted to take it under advisement. What exactly does this mean? Will he do further research? I'm asking because the other party in this case has said "Well, I will just call the judge tomorrow. He is keeping tabs on all of our texts." She was mad about a pair or shoes or something. Anyways, just want to know if the judge really would do something like that? I would think he could only work with the evidence that was submitted at the court date. Yes, thank you max's mom. THat was what I was asking. I just know that the judge will think about it and do more research if necessary. I just wanted to make sure that she just can't call him up any time she wants to tell him something.

Answer: He just meant that he was going to take whatever info that was presented to him at that time and think it over.

Question: What does "Remove case from under advisement" mean? This is in a divorce case. The final decree has been issued (on August 26, 2009). The ex filed a motion to correct errors, in which the judge took under advisement and after the hearing ruled on the motion to correct errors (ruling made on November 5). The ex didn't get everything they wanted in the motion to correct errors and now I feel like the ex will be filing an appeal. How long does the ex have to file the appeal? And I'm just not sure what "remove case from under advisement" means? My attorney is getting restless with my ex's ongoing nit-picking (and I don't blame him) and I don't want to constantly call my attorney asking what is going on. I just usually sit and wait to receive something in the mail, it's cheaper than making phone calls all the time. If the ex is going to file an appeal, doesn't it have to be for something other than "not getting what I want"? I live in Indiana, if this helps. Thanks!

Answer: The judge is through with hearing all the extras in this case and has removed it. Your final judgment should come soon.

Question: Divorce court and children? Under advisement? During visitation modification divorce court , my ex stated that she wanted nothing to do with our older daughter whatsoever. She also stated I could keep my child support if I let her new hubby adopt my other younger children 10 and 14. I was so shocked and hurt by this. I was their just trying to just get visitation that was ordered. Will the courts see this non caring attitude? I also showed lies during testimony using pictures and audio. Sometimes it seems like as a man we have no prayer regarding our children and visitation or just being able to have a relationship with them. The judge said he will take this under advisement what exactly does that mean?

Answer: ...he'll think about it and all other matters, that affects this case. ...enjoy!

Question: what does the phrase "taken under advisement mean"?

Answer: In my experience what it translates to is they understand what you're saying but they are going to do what they want to anyway.

Question: Under the advisement of a so-called "friend", I decided to try and remove my beard stains..........? ........with an industrial carpet shampooer. I no longer have a chin and my right cheek has swollen to the size of a basketball. Should I just end our friendship?

Answer: Actually, it might have given you a whole new "look", see how many chicks hit on you now, and then you will thank your so called "friend"

Question: When do cats hit menopause, and what are the symptoms? My cat has never been fixed under advisement from our vet due to a complicated medical condition. (Please don't waste your time telling me to spay her.) She's older now and I'm noticing changes in her cycle. I'm suspicious "the changes" are upon her. Anyone who has lived with a cat in this phase of their life, I would love to hear abut your experiences. Incase this makes a difference - she has never had a litter.

Answer: Unlike humans, female cats do not have a menopause and remain fertile throughout their lives if they haven't been spayed. You don't mention how old your cat is, but it's worth taking her to the vet for a check-up, as these "changes" could be signs of a hormone imbalance or a health problem. Good luck

Question: If an unmarried couple vacate a rental can both sue landlord seperately in small claims for expenses a? We are unmarried. We lived in a home as good tenants in a home with many problems resulting for us to relocate under advisement of landlord due to repairs. We are month to month. Our security, and expenses promised for reimbursement was not returned. Can we sue individually in small claims court on same action as seperate parties on lease. We would like to do this as our expenses exceed small claims max and hope to sue without lawyer expenses.

Answer: There can be only one action unless the landlord signed two seperate leases. You would sue him together if there is only one lease.

Question: What are sayings you say when you feel like saying something else inappropriate? For example: Instead of saying to someones's comment, You are Dumb ***....you say..I'll take that under advisement. I'm looking for a collection of sayings like this. What I'm looking for are sayings and what these sayings are called. Like in business, instead of saying, You are a dumb MF" You say something politically correct. Or like in Seinfeld, when George's Dad tried to manage his anger, he was told to say "Serenity Now!" whenever he felt like exploding LOL

Answer: I believe the word you are looking for is euphemism. Like saying passed away instead of croaked.

Question: is advisement the same thing as being not guilty? look in detail for more info.? i am facing a case and they want me to plea guilty to a domestic misdameanor. they said they'l take it under advisement and complete requirements and itl be completly dropped.is that the same thing as being found not guilty? the thing is im trying to join the military and this domestic will really F up my chances of getting in. so if i go with the plea and after a while it gets dissmised will it show up when my recruiter does a backround check? goverment goes father back then anyone else so keep that in mind. the court officer said me being arrested will be there but the outcome will be dissmised. so is that the same as being found not guilty? will military see that on my record? i dont know what to do some one PLEASE help id really appereciate it. Thank you for your time and answers

Answer: Charges being dropped is not the same as being found "not guilty" (which requires a trial). When you try to enlist, your police record WILL be examined. Tell the truth about the circumstances behind any arrests, etc. Remember that lying to the recruiter is grounds for dismissal for "fraudulent enlistment" -- don't make things worse than they already are.