I have recently been charged with a misdemeanor for forceful touching, and it is going to be turned into a class D felony.

Thrown out really means can it be dismissed. If you mean the charge, it will depend on the evidence they have and if they proceed as a felony,...

How can I modify a Criminal Court Order of Protection after the case has closed?

1st, if he is not sentenced yet, the attorney or the "victim", can ask the judge to issue a less restrictive order of protection or no order of...

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I received 2 traffic tickets for 509.1 and 511.1.

At the moment, nothing. However, each ticket carries fines and a 511.1 is an unclassified misdemeanor so I suggest you retain an attorney to...

I get assaulted by 3 guys but I get arrested for assault 3. I just want this to disappear. What's the best thing to do?

You should consult w/an experienced attorney who is familar w/justification (the legal defense of self-defense) and be prepared to fight it for...

What does this mean ?

What you are listing is what the police charged you with (arrest) and what ultimately the district attorney charged you with (arraignment) b/c they...

If you received probation and it was not Youthful Offender, the maximum sentence varies based upon the charge you plead guilty to. An E felony...

I just got arrested and charged with PL 221.10 01 in NYC. I need advice on how to handle this case.

There are many ways to handle it and it is possible to avoid appearing yourself by having an attorney represent you w/an affidavit. It depends on...

It is likely the non-violent section then and it should work out that he gets shock. Good Luck!

My son was arrested for disorderly conduct and obstruction of governmental administration the officer failed to appear at court.

The officer not showing up will not immediately lead to a dismissal. I'm not sure what paperwork was not filed in your case.If your son received a...

Your parents are loving, caring and not attorney's. They do not have to give consent BUT they do have the right to set rules while you live in...