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No one can make you get a drug test unless you are on probation for something, in which case you can be violated if you refuse.
Date? Sure. A 17 year old can date a 7 year old as long as there is no sexual contact (which includes kissing). My guess is that this was really not... Read Answer
If a cash bond, $2500. If a surety bond, 10% of that is needed.
It meant a 2-8 year sentence when we had Class C Burglaries. That is an outdated classification system.
If by "they" you mean store personnel, paying them does not prevent you from being charged with a crime. Their request is a civil penalty, not... Read Answer
I guess possibly with child porn if they are explicit photos. I would concentrate on removing the profile, which can be done to help, instead of... Read Answer
Yes you can, but it risks your boyfriend being charged if he is found with or near it. Why take that chance?
Can you? Yes. Will you with these facts? Only your attorney in your community, familiar with your judge and your specific case, can give you a good... Read Answer
Please talk to a domestic violence counselor in your community. Your son needs protection even if the abuse was "exaggerated", and you need some... Read Answer
1. Talk to a lawyer in your community who handles divorces. 2. Visit your local shelter for victims of domestic violence.
Turn yourself in.
Report this to your husband's attorney who will be able to use the information.
Wait until the judge makes a decision and then abide by whatever it is.
Depends on where they are and where you are. Warrants for arrest can reissue.
I would ask your attorney. Without knowing which county the case is in, anything on this forum would be just a wild guess.
Yes, you can face a level 6 felony.
You can be sued, but that is different than being arrested. You cannot be thrown in jail for failing to pay a bill, but nothing you have identified... Read Answer
You can hire an attorney the morning of a trial if you want, but they are unlikely to be ready. Ask yourself if you would want to have a doctor... Read Answer
If the warrant is still outstanding, you need to contact a lawyer to represent you to handle it.
Good reason to go out and get involved in politics to elect candidates that agree that just warehousing young offenders is a lousy idea.
There HAS to be more to the question than this, because by itself, clearly the answer is no, and you wouldn't be posting the question. Why do you... Read Answer