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If charged criminally will need a criminal defense attorney. If they sue in civil court for the return of the money then a civil litigation... Read Answer
That should not violate your parole but it depends on your specific conditions.
You can't file a charge. Only the prosecutor can. You can report the information anytime you want. The longer you wait, the less likely it is that... Read Answer
Talk to an attorney about guardianship or possibly filing commitment papers yourself.
You probably can't just get it dismissed. Most prosecutors won't offer a second diversion, but you can always ask.
No, not unless they really arrested the wrong person due to that. Usually, it is a typo.
That would be a yes.
Talking about sex is no crime. Talking with an underage person about sex with the underage minor can be, depending on other facts not identified in... Read Answer
Can you, yes. Will you, unlikely to be JUST probation/suspended time.
You may go to jail. It appears that you may not be "compliant with everything the court has asked", as I suspect you were told not to use drugs other... Read Answer
That depends on what county and judge you have. Talk to an attorney there; there is no statewide "norm".
Typical disposition is fine and costs, but that depends on what county and judge you have. Talk to an attorney there; there is no statewide "norm".
He can probably get a passport, but there are many countries he will not be able to enter. You might want to ask the question a little more... Read Answer
You can always refuse a search and require the police to get a warrant.
It depends on what is checked; not all "background checks" are alike.
Generally six months, but ask her lawyer about the details.
If you are saying you returned it to a store as if they sold it to you and obtained a refund then I would talk to a lawyer in your community about... Read Answer
Without ever being to court, typically 48-72 hours. After that, it depends on the circumstances, and you need to ask your lawyer.
Answer to your question is Yes.
Sure it is "legal" but it risks you being prosecuted if the gun is located anywhere near you.
To your question, the answer is yes.
Please repost and tell us what motion you are planning to file. If you want to appeal, you should have a lawyer. Public defenders are lawyers just as... Read Answer
The answer is yes.
This is impossible to answer. More of the circumstances ned to be presented.