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Unless she can get into a diversion program, she will have a criminal record. The amount taken does not matter, it's the act. If there is no... Read Answer
A arrest warrant has been issued for your arrest. You need to turn yourself in.
It is highly unlikely you will get another get out of jail free chance. The best you can expect is a deferred sentence. This will require you to... Read Answer
The warrant will remain active and you can be arrested if you do not deal with the warrant yourself.
Because you missed the hearing, a warrant has been issued for your arrest. You can try getting on the court schedule to address your matter (and... Read Answer
Do you have a public defender? It sounds like you need a new lawyer, since he is not looking out for the best interest of his client.
Your chances of getting your civil liberties back are very good. Go online for the forms and instructions you will need to follow to get it before a... Read Answer
You report it to the police.
Yes, it is a felony under federal law. Marijuana is illegal under federal law, and to transport it interstate would be a serious crime. If your... Read Answer
He can petition the court to get his rights back. Go online for the forms and instructions. Note wait period after completing probation before he... Read Answer
100% on warrant. Can keep you in jail until judge decides otherwise, i.e., a long time. You can take the stand and refuse to answer their questions.
Whether the case is still pending depends upon the police investigation and sending their findings to the prosecutor. Do not talk to the police... Read Answer
They have the burden of proof to prove you INTENDED to steal the purse. Refuse to pay the civil fine until the criminal phase has been completed. Get... Read Answer
No, there is no need for the protection order any more.
You will not serve time. Your first appearance will be your arraignment. You will enter a plea of not guilty. See if there is a diversion program... Read Answer
Yes, you could be in trouble and a warrant for your arrest can be issued. Contact court clerk to see if a warrant has been issued.
Since I don't know the contents of the documents you presented to the court, I can't say. If you are really that concerned, my advice is to consult... Read Answer
You need to retain an attorney to assist you.
If you can show the inability to pay for a private attorney, the judge can appoint the Public Defender's Office to represent you.
It would be in your best interest to agree to a payment plan.
Yes. Absolutely a lawyer will help you beat these charges.
I can assure you that the case has not been "dismissed." Your case keeps getting continued because your lawyer keeps waiving your right to a speedy... Read Answer