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So, potentially the person may be charged with multiple thefts, from multiple victims, and multiple transactions of distributing narcotics. The shirt... Read Answer
Pay in full, including the new added costs. Or hire counsel, and have a payment made when you appear and ask for warrant to be lifted and a new... Read Answer
If you have access to the firearm, you can be charged with possession of a firearm. Doesn't matter if it is in his name. And it makes no sense it is... Read Answer
It means someone wants the court to order information to be turned over. The body of the motion covers what is being requested.
Did he have a 5 year suspended sentence or a five year deferred? Was a violation report filed or were there no violations reported? Your brother... Read Answer
Depends. Was he the only officer involved in your stop and vehicle search? Is so, and you do not already have counsel, go hire counsel. If you do... Read Answer
No, deciding to not proceed on Defendant A does not mean they can not proceed on Defendant B. If you do not already have counsel, hire counsel.
It is not clear he could avoid the charge even if you went to the prosecutor and threw yourself at his or her feet sobbing take me, take me instead. ... Read Answer
It is unlikely, simply because, as a felon, he knows he can not be near firearms and thus should assure himself he is nt when using the vehicle of... Read Answer
A bigger question is how to possess a firearm when living with a felon, to avoid him being a felon in possession.
You need to share all details with your retained or appointed attorney. You will not resolve a search issue without counsel.
Your life isn't over before it begins.?Keep your grades up, and yourself out of trouble.
Until he makes bond. After that, it depends on the facts unique to the defendant.
Jail is unlikely, but not an impossibility. Counsel is almost certainly more affordable than you imagine it will be.A public defender is quite... Read Answer
Looks like she was arrested due to a failure to pay costs due the state, then released. You do not mention it but it is likely she appeared before... Read Answer
Age of consent re physical intimacy is not a one size fits all potential matters. The 16 year old remains a minor. The 21 year old is an adult. ... Read Answer
Stop you from landing any job? No. Stop you from being considered by some employers for some/all openings? Yes.
Get a friend or relative or pay a sick child care facility for the short time you will be at court and go to court.
You can talk to Human Resources or your boss's supervisor or both. If it wasn't a bad evaluation, don't expect massive changes to take place. ?If... Read Answer
There are better options than just paying the ticket. And at age 15, you will likely have to attend court with an adult.
It would be a long shot, even with no priors. You need to cover matters with your existing counsel.
The business has no liability for a purse being snatched from you inside the business by a stranger to the business. You do need to protect yourself... Read Answer
Are you wanting to place blame on the officers rather than the parent?? I do not think you will get very far if the defense is the parent should gave... Read Answer