Can I still be charged?
It is unlikely that you will be charged. The preliminary breath test is not admissible at trial. If they did not do an admissible chemical test,...
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It is unlikely that you will be charged. The preliminary breath test is not admissible at trial. If they did not do an admissible chemical test,...
You raise a number of potential issues which could be litigated at a motion to suppress or at trial. In general, the police cannot switch from a...
It is not illegal. You can certainly be extradited to face alleged probation violations. Otherwise, you could abscond from probation, leave the...
That is a large quantity of heroin. There are no mandatory minimums in state court for drug possession, but the sentencing guidelines for that...
You will probably go to jail until the case is resolved. Your probation officer is very likely to issue a warrant for your arrest and put a...
A case can be reopened for a certain period of time. In general, the Commonwealth has one year from the filing of the complaint to bring the...
I am assuming you mean your appellate rights were terminated in a criminal case, but I am not totally clear on the question. If you were convicted...
It depends on the employer and type of background check. Many arrests show up on background checks even when they result in conviction. You should...
Absolutely not. That is the equivalent of confessing to the crime and will only hurt your case if you are charged with a crime. Hire a lawyer.
It is unlikely, but it is always possible. It is better to deal with warrants and citations than to avoid them and hope they go away. You may find...