Do I need to expunge my record?

In most States (including NJ) the juvenile proceedings are not part of the public record accessible to the general public, so while an expungement...

Do you have to pay a Civil demand that is twice the amount you shoplifted?

Without seeing what you signed, it appears to be a type of civil demand common to retailers in theft cases. There is a large amount of discussion...

Assuming he gets all available credits (work, good time, etc.) and does not get any administrative violations, or get a parole hit, the earliest is...

Subpoena by the State and then by the Defense.

You will be asked direct by the party who actually calls you first as a witness. By default the other party does cross.

Counterfeit Check

If the check is not a real check, any attempt by you to 'cash' it, will result in you needing the services of one of the experienced CA criminal...

What happens If a friend beat someone who mocked the death of a relative

While this may have made him upset, it is not justification for the assault. This will likely be charged as a 2nd degree crime, given the loss of...

Quick question about job supoena

You provide too little information. Yes, it could be either, and it has to do with a criminal investigation or the police would not be involved. I...

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Fines and Court cost for someone unemployed

In some States (not sure about TX) the Judge can agree to use a day in jail to equal a specific amount of the fines as an alternative sentence, but...

If my younger sibling do not suppose to be in my deceased mother's house, but he broke in and doing drugs, what can I do

Call the cops and report it and agree to prosecute, file the report with probate, try to get a restraining order to keep him away from the property.

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My 19 year old son was arrested for attempted 2nd degree robbery first offense can he get probation?

The question you are asking is the wrong question. The questions you should be asking are: Can the State prove their case beyond a reasonable...