Isn't it unconstitutional to jail someone for the inability to pay fines due to income restrictions?
Most courts really try to work with the people. If there are attempts to pay, but the person is simply unable to stick to the payment plan. it is...
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Most courts really try to work with the people. If there are attempts to pay, but the person is simply unable to stick to the payment plan. it is...
You can file a petition for the return of property. It should be returned, unless there are unique circumstances.
It seems excessive, but I don't see this rising to the level of a suit. There is certainly a disconnect as you indicate that you were polite and...
You have not indicated what you have been charged with.
Best advice is to hire an attorney and avoid discussing the details on a public website.
You won't go to jail. They may bring a civil suit, but realizing that you are a kid that may not have enough assets to pay the fine even if they...
It should create absolutely no problems, with extremely rare exceptions-such as joining the FBI.
The likelihood of success depends very much upon facts that remain unanswered. A long careful review would need to be made before this could be...
I agree with my colleagues. I do think this is probably a pretty complicated situation and therefore it would be difficult to sum it up in a few...
Sorry, you are not eligible. Have you already been found guilty or pled guilty?