Todd Jay Kenyon

Todd Jay Kenyon's Answers (5)

Saint Louis Park, MN

Criminal defense Lawyer at Saint Louis Park, MN

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Juvenile

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What will happen if i shoplifted 20 days ago and i haven't heard anything about a court date or them dropping it?

Todd's answer | Answered on May 31, 2011

Thank you for your inquiry. I just spoke to my client in Minnesota who was just charged with theft that occurred three weeks ago. Due to high...

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Is there any way i can work with the cops to reduce drug charges?

Todd's answer | Answered on May 25, 2011

I have been represening people charged with drug crimes for over 20 years in Minnesota. I understand that you are in Ohio so I certainly cannot...

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My son is joining the Marine Corps. He had 4 arrests when he was a juvenile but was never convicted of a crime.

Todd's answer | Answered on May 18, 2011

You should probably talk to the Marine Corps about this policy. Additionally, I do not practice in Ohio. However, some states allow for the...

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I miss my court date it was on the 17th and i thought it was on the 18th what do i do

Todd's answer | Answered on May 18, 2011

The first thing you should do is call the court right away! Tell them about the mistake. Many times the Court Administrator will simply...

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Can you pull your 10 day jail senetence in another jurisdiction if you moved?

Todd's answer | Answered on May 17, 2011

It depends on the the policy in your jurisdiction. You can certainly ask the court or your probation department if they have a problem with it. ...

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