What happens if you do not pay your restitution?

Short answer is it depends. He could be violated for not paying and sent back to jail, His probation could be extended making him more sustainable...

Is it legal to ignore a request fort a public defender in a revocation hearing

Were you incarcerated at the time of the hearing? If not a request at the time of the hearing may not be honored because you would likely have...

Can a land lord deny an application for a misdemeanor that happened 6 years ago???

Short answer is that it could be permissible or it could be discriminatory. HUD just issued a new advisory on this and you should contact an...

What is the likelihood of someone being extradited internationally on misdemeanor harassment charges (several charges OH and PA

You might want to call Attorney Theodore Simon (215) 563-5550 in Philadelphia. International criminal and extradition law is a very highly...

Failing a polygraph is often seen as failure to comply with the requirements of probation so he could be detained and the Commonwealth could move...

Is it better for a 17 year old to plead not guilty for underage drinking even though he was holding a beer and taking a sip?

Get an attorney to assist you, beyond that it is always a good idea to plead not guilty as it may afford you the opportunity to investigat some...

Can he still be charged with just our statements if the gun is not present?

Not only could he be charged but he could be Detained for a parole violation.

HOW MUCH JAIL TIME WILL MY BROTHER GET FOR A FELONY 3 ESCAPE CHARGE IN PA? PLEASE ONLY ANSWER IF YOU'RE EXPERIENCED.

You heard correctly. The maximum sentence for an F3 is 3 1/2 to 7 years and depending upon several factors he could serve the full maximum or any...

What are my options in this case?

As others have said the fact that you were questioned by the police does not mean that you are about to be investigated it means that the...

If a federal judge want a 5 page brief after an oral argument for a suppression hearing is that good for the defendant?

It is neither good nor bad. It just means the judge wants to be informed of how the law applies to a specific situation. I can't see a Judge asking...