How long do they have to give him charges ?

My colleagues have it right. Every court considers the commission of a new crime while on probation a serious offense. More than quick answers,...

Even you must realize that two similar offenses in such a short time indicate that you have a serious unresolved problem with operating vehicles...

I understand that i cannot drop charges but how can i get a da to dismiss a case

Mr. Jones has covered this question like a blanket. I encourage you to accept his advice. I write separately to encourage you and the son's...

Can I get a class 1 misdermener reduced?

It is a violation of federal law for a convicted felon to possess firearms. Although the 2nd DUI is considered a misdemeanor by Pennsylvania law,...

Could my boyfriend get more time while in work release or sent back to jail due to another case ?

There really is not enough information in your question to provide a useful answer, but, yes he can receive a new sentence (including imprisonment)...

Can a case be reopened once it is closed

The appeal of a summary conviction is to the court of common pleas. The notice of appeal must be filed within 30 days of the judgment of...

Nephew taking plea to get harassment down to summary offense. Other party is planning to sue after prelim.

Mr. Jones has answered your question. I write separately to emphasize that questions like these should be addressed not to a public forum, but to...

Is it legal for an officer to tell you that if you turn snitch on drug dealers he will drop your charges?

There is nothing illegal about a police officer's request for cooperation. Nor is there anything illegal about reducing or dismissing a...

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A client of mines have sme papers for an appeal for her son you was accused of murder.Several things are not documented.

If your "client's" son is appealing a conviction for murder, there is a extremely good chance that the son already has an attorney. The son's...

Mr. Miller has this right. A "complaint" is used to begin criminal proceedings that identifies the defendant and describes his or her offense. ...