Since you are 17, he can't be charged with statutory rape unless you had sex when you were still 16.

Can you get a plea deal on 143.30 b felony he just got indicted today will they give him a offer

It depends on the circumstances of the case. He should ask the attorney representing him. But since they indicted him they are going to be less...

I am being threatened with Grand Larceny but not charged yet is this grand larceny?

I agree with the other anwers, there isn't enough information here. It sounds like a civil contact dispute, if the police charge you, you will need...

He got charged with felony burlary 140.30

The answer depends on his prior criminal history. 140.30 is 1st degree burglary, a B violent felony. He is facing 5-25 years if it his first...

Would this be malicous prosecution and false arrest?

A more in depth conversation is needed to assess if there is a malicious prosecution case here, which would require a showing that there was no...

How long does the process take for a judge to accept someone onto a drug program instead of serving jail time?

Each case is different, but it could take a couple of weeks, and your acceptance may depend on if you have any prior violent criminal convictions....

Will committing suicide after testifying help my case or just reinforce the defense that claims im crazy?

Suicide cannot be the answer. No matter how bad you think the truth is, it is not worth killing yourself over. Please consider calling this hotline...

Do I need an attorney for a ticket for disobeying traffic control device? or just pay the fine?

An attorney may be able to help you negotiate a better disposition to the ticket that does not involve points on your license. It is always better...

In 2009 was charged with 240.26 01 and 240.20 07 are they misdemeanors and if so how long till they are gone

Both are violations. 240.26 is harassment and 240.20 is disorderly conduct. If you were already charged and appeared in court, the warranted by...

I agree with the other attorneys, first you need to win at trial or get the case completely dismissed (if you take an ACD, you will not be able to...