Im a nys probation but transferred to Florida.. I violated by crossing state lines working... what can happen to me? I max 8/14

By violating the terms of your parole, the parole board brings your case back to the sentencing judge who can give you up to the maximum permitted...

HAS THE MONTGOMERY LAW (earned time from good behavior for merit release) BEEN PASSED IN NEW YORK STATE

I do not think so but you can check with the governors office.

ANY BEST SUGGESTION TO CHECK IF MY CASE HAS BEEN TOTALLY SEALED? ANY WAY TO REMOVE THE RECORD FROM MY HISTORY?

Your case should have been sealed. You can request a copy of your record or have a stranger do it to check. There is no expungement in NY.

I have a felony warrant in the state of florida for a B&E i now live in ny what can i do ?

You will get arrested if your get pulled over. Your case may get dismissed when you appear and contest it, but nothing will happen until you do. ...

I need good legal advice, regarding a drug possession and post office situation. Packages are coming to me that I don't want.

Hire a criminal attorney and let him arrange for them to be seized by the DEA.

I am in nyc. My husband is in jail in snohomish county, wa. He is bipolar and very I'll. How do I get him home?

Probably nothing, but contact his Washington attorney and explain the problem.

My job terminated me because I didn't disclose my pending felony. I have not even been convicted yet.

Employment law is not criminal law. Your rights depend on your contract or employee's handbook. The disclosure of pending cases is not required...

You have been arrested for a crime. If you plead guilty to a petit larceny you will have a permanent record of being convicted of a crime. You...

Is there a way to take care of a charge that is 26 years old in another state without going there.?

The warrant, if still in existence would require you to face the old charges. The charges may be subject to a motion to dismiss due to speedy...

My son was unduly convicted of a crime. He his awaiting sentencing. Should my son give up his right to an appeal?

The only time a defendant should waive his right to appeal is when he is getting something for it. Its done often with pleas but almost never...