If a protection/no contact order has been ordered, can the order be stopped

Yes. The petitioner who requested the order can go into court and request that the order be modified or vacated.

If you are of legal age can your mother go to a PO and state that your boyfriend has hit you ans ask for a no contact order?

I guess the answers to this question depend on whether you boyfriend is actually hitting you. If he is, you should leave him! Statistics show...

OR criminal law, rights of probation officer to contact landlord and make accusations

A probation officer's job is to assist his/her probationer in their rehabilitation, so that they will not commit future crimes. A probation...

Criminal defense

Everyone facing a potential jail sentence is entitled to an attorney under the 6th Amendment. That means if you can't afford a lawyer, the court...

CO procedure for filing for a restraining order and its enforceability

A restraining order is a civil process wherein a judge issues an order for a set amount of time. An extension of probation does not affect the...

Im on county probation if violated for a fine can i file a motion after its paid to have it removed

If you're on probation, you generally cannot terminate the probation by paying the outstanding monies you owed. Still, it sounds like this is a...

Can probation be violated on a court closed case

Generally, no. Your probation is only violated when you commit an act/crime subsequent to your being placed on probation. A closed case could...

Is it legal for city/county to issue a notice for another court hearing when the inital hearing charges were not filed

Possibly, yes. If one court declined to take jurisdiction because another county had jurisdiction then the principles of double jeopardy would not...

Is it normal to receive a plea of three years for armed robbery if the prosecution has a solid case?

Very difficult to answer based on the limited facts. Armed robbery carries a potential penalty of life in prison in MA. 3 years may be reasonable...

You are correct in believing that a defense attorney may seek all evidence and information in the prosecutor's file. Generally, a prosecutor is...