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Criminal Law
Washington
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Yes, they have the right to stop one and request identification.
It was not a valid search. If they did damage to the house, see an attorney.
You are still consider a minor; hence, your parents control the situation.
No, only charges and convictions.
Would need to see plea agreement and order to respond.
Sorry, the charges will not be dropped because you agreed to pay it all back. If there is a diversion program, take it!. Once completed the charge... Read More
I am assuming that for the initial assault and theft you are still in probation? One of the provisions in your sentencing was no further law... Read More
There is no law against it and the parents approve it's ok. However, if she or you cross state boundaries for immoral purposes, that's a criminal... Read More
If the review is factual, there is nothing to care about. You could also just take it down.
Get a new attorney. Or, threat him with a Bar complaint.
You have nothing to sue about. And, violating terms of your probation can result to jail time. How many opportunities do you think you should get... Read More
It's no criminal and you will not be going to jail.
House arrest will be determined based upon the facts of the case. Past criminal history will play a factor. Amount stolen. Age will have no... Read More
If there will not be enough in the bag to do the test, so what's the issue? Also, the test result could likely seal his fate.
Yes, you could get your things while he is gone. The police will view it a civil matter and will not press criminal charges. You can also take him... Read More
There is no SOL because you have a court order to pay fines and restitution. The order stays in place until all terms met.
The dealer is playing games. They will not "store" it, they just want the physical car in their possession.
There will be no charges. You need to find a new living arrangement.
Not legally. Even if allowed by state law it is forbidden by federal law.
You should hire a lawyer and get these relatively minor charges dismissed. By yourself you're going to get a misdemeanor, and it isn't worth it.
Since there were no charges, it should not show up in a background check. You can check this by performing your own background check. By chance it... Read More