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The only answer anyone can give here is maybe. You have turned over the answer to that question to a judge, assuming you plead guilty or are... Read Answer
Your friend needs to sit down with an attorney and discuss the facts. No one can give decent advice "secondhand" , meaning through another person who... Read Answer
Possibly. You will now if you are charged.
Not sure I understand the question. Do you really mean that you think the officer directed his child to question you instead of doing it himself? Or... Read Answer
You may report the actions to the prosecutor, who may prosecute him for battery, or an attorney for a civil suit against the officer and the... Read Answer
No, that is totally made up.
If the gun is not legal for you to possess (and being at your house without her would be in your possession), it being in "her name" does not change... Read Answer
As it relates to the dying person, if the person appears ill, they should get medical attention by calling an ambulance.
The only person who can issue a warrant is a judge. Other than that, it is impossible to further respond to your question on the facts presented.
Worries should be minimal; satisfaction about doing the right thing should clearly outweigh those worries.
You must report it.
Talk to her lawyer. If she doesn't have one, get one. If 1 or 2 won't happen, turn herself in.
Your question: Are hospitals in the habit of releasing patients with mental issues and admitting they tried to kill themselves? The answer: They try... Read Answer
The witness has not yet "failed to testify". If a trial is held, the witness fails to appear, and he is found not guilty, he would be released... Read Answer
A lawyer in your community has the best answer for this question. I would think you should start with anger management counseling for yourself and... Read Answer
If approved by the court, yes. He does not have to work on the hope that he will get paid.
There is a lot here that makes no sense. For example, your question is how to get dad out of jail, but you go on to say you bonded him out the next... Read Answer
Have him to talk to an attorney in your community to get an idea of the punishment he can expect.
You may be mixing up a couple of things here. If you have a felony theft CONVICTION, that will be on your record forever until it is expunged (if... Read Answer
Yes the friend can get charged. Being convicted is another matter.
All depends on who the judge is. You need to speak with an attorney in your community to answer this question.