When running from parole, if I turn myself in do I finish time I had left only or can they add time for how long I ran?

Your question is complicated because you don't say what you're on parole for, or what you are accused of other than absconding. For instance, if...

How can I have my court postponed For a couple of weeks I was charged with cpcs7

It sounds like you've appeared with the Public Defender. You're allowed to hire an attorney if you wish. Typically, Judges are willing to give...

Unlawfully dealing with a child in the first degree is a class A misdemeanor, meaning it is punishable by up to one year in jail. Typically,...

What to do when an arrest warrant is issued

It's always better to turn yourself in than to make the police come and get you. Call the police (or better yet, have your attorney do it) to pick...

Is it possible for the victims family to get a copy of the deposition and other information pertaining to the investigation?

If the defendant has pleaded guilty, you can submit a Freedom of Information Law request to the police department for any non-confidential...

If someone is doing 5 years in prison can I do half for him??

How kind of you! Unfortunately, you can't. It's just not allowed.

Can my fiancé come visit me in New York State prison if she is on 5 year probation

Typically, a term of probation is that you cannot associate with anyone with a criminal record unless given prior approval from your PO. If her PO...

Can a person on NYS (Not NYC) probation be violated for associating with known Felons?

The one bit of information you leave out is whether that's a term of your probation. If not, then you can't be violated. If yes, then your PO has...

Can someone gets locked up and wasn't serve any paper from his parole officer until Dec 6 us that over 72 hours from Nov 6

Exec. Law § 259-i(3)(a)(iii) requires DOCCS to serve the Notice of Violation within three days of executing the warrant. The warrant being...

Will a DWAI in NY and a misdemeanor drunk and disorderly in Fla, both over 10 years old, prevent admission to Canada?

You cannot "plead guilty" to anything and, at the same time, "receive an ACOD". They are different. Pleading guilty is a conviction, while an ACOD...