If I pay my court fines on my court date will I still go to jail?
Probably not. The best move would be to pay it NOW. Why wait?
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Probably not. The best move would be to pay it NOW. Why wait?
The case is out of your hands until your friend's court date. You will likely get a subpoena for that court date. At that time you can speak with...
Based on only this information, I'd say jail/prison is probable but not certain. What is her criminal history? Ability to make restitution? ...
There is also no statute of limitations on a criminal prosecution should you want to consult with the Commonwealth's Attorney in the county where...
Unfortunately, Virginia does not allow for any relief once there has been an adult conviction (other than a pardon). If the question asks about...
This is not the appropriate forum for such a question. Please meet privately with your lawyer.
"Usually" on a guilty finding, you are looking at a $250 fine, court costs, ASAP costs, interlock costs, and attorney fees (if you hire one). You...
Sentence reconsideration is possible, but generally not likely. It also must be done relatively quickly. Contact an attorney asap to discuss...
Simple answer: get permission from your PO.
You need to hire a lawyer. Don't take the 251 disposition or any conviction yet because that can affect your immigration situation.