Conspiring Alone?
Just because the government has to prove an agreement between two or more people doesn't mean all conspirators must be charged. If you have...
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Just because the government has to prove an agreement between two or more people doesn't mean all conspirators must be charged. If you have...
Sounds like maybe the officer decided to cut you a break. Be thankful.
I'm not exactly clear on your situation, but I have never heard of an expungement being reversed.
The rules of probation will be discussed with his probation officer. The short answer is that he must do whatever his probation officer tells him...
The answer to your question depends on the various laws of the state's in which you decide to engage in the behavior in question. However,...
Of course, there is no way to know for sure, but I would say you should assume he will be extradited to NJ to face the charges pending there - and...
It seems you are in a serious pickle and need the absolute best representation you can get, unless the outcome isn't important to you.
As my learned colleague has stated: arguably not illegal in VA, but also not particularly safe or smart.
Since it was your account, law enforcement may suspect you were the person engaging in the behavior. There is no way to know how this will play...
Section 4.1-305 of the Code of Virginia is a good place to start, since that is the law that says it is illegal for those under 21 to possess...