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A question comes to mind: How did you know it was removed from your porch? The general rule is documents can be sent by first class mail. You... Read More
I believe that would be considered a moving violation in Missouri, so yes, points would be added to your driving record.
That would be probation.
Your most probably looking at having your probation revoked, or potentially extended, and a strong possibility of some jail time. You would be... Read More
Worst case scenario is 93 days in jail. The judge could also extend your probation or add to your conditions.
You are looking at anything from continued probation to jail for the maximum time allowed for the crime.
Yes Her best bet is to refuse to testify on the grounds that she will incriminate herself.
Yes but it is better if they have the parent there.
Up to 6 years or more depending on the State where it happened.
I would not worry. However you may want to contact a local attorney.
You have the right to remain silent. Only idiots talk to investigators/cops. Remember, no matter what you say it will be twisted around and used... Read More
You write the letter politely and put in the case number of the matter that he is serving time for.
Get a lawyer and go to court and deal with it.
You should hire a lawyer to go to court to recall the warrant. A lawyer can do this without you present, so it is less risky for you.
Then you could go to jail or prison.
Yes you can always hire your own attorney.
You can fire your public defender at any time during the course of the proceedings. The closer you get to trial, though, the harder it will be for... Read More