Can I be release early from my parole?

The New York Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) may grant an early termination of parole supervision prior to the full...

My boyfriend has a $405 fine/ court costs . He was picked up on July 3rd. How long until his fine is paid off or time served

Fine is paid once someone pays $405. Payment time frame depends on how much time the judge gives your boyfriend to make payment. He can always come...

Is it likely i will get jail time for assault 2 against a policemans claim? Plea? Dismiss?

Assault on a Police Officer is a serious offense- a class "D" felony. If an officer injures himself while he is performing a lawful function, i.e....

If someone was arrested for breaking parole how long can they be incarcerated ?

He can go back to prison. On a violation of parole, he is facing the remainder of time he owes on his parole. Consult an experienced attorney.

Should I turn myself in if I’m the subject of a grand jury investigation? If so why? will it appear on a background check

If you have been indicted on the charges by the Grand Jury, you should turn yourself in or face the possibility of being picked up from your house...

Can i get probation

You can get probation on an E felony. Either the DA or the Judge would have to offer it to you.

First time for petty theft in Poughkeepsie Ny & I live in Brooklyn I gotta see the judge today any thoughts on the Consequences?

Assuming this is your second appearance in court, you’ll probably get some discovery on the case. Ultimate disposition will be somewhere between an...

Can a parole officer tell me I can not dance anymore?

Yes, Parole Officer is responsible with you abiding by conditions of your parole- some of which are maintaining a job, no new arrests, and no...

What happens if you take a case to trial and the C.I that help get you arrested doesn't show up?

If there is a way for the government to continue the case against you without the CI, they will. Oftentimes, video of the buys and testimony of law...

Your case progresses until it is either dismissed or resolved. Your significant other does not have to come to court, until the case is on for...