Should I use my prayer for judgement? If so will it work?

Consult an attorney. If your record is clear for the past three years, the DA may be willing to reduce it to 9-over and take it out of a school...

Am I going to prison any chance of probation

It appears you are charged with a serious felony. Even without a prior felony record, you could still receive five years in prison if convicted of...

What can I do about this Larceny misdemeanor charge? I am 16 years old. they didn't find the bottle of cologne on me.

You can still be convicted of larceny even without the evidence on your person. This is quite a common occurrence. At sixteen your may eligible...

Does the possibility of criminal charges exist?

Yes, absolutely. You are in a position right now where you may be able to rectify the situation with the help of an attorney. This will likely...

As the other attorneys have said, please hire an attorney or seek court-appointed counsel. Public defenders are some of the best attorneys I know,...

How can I get my north Carolina drivers license back?

It sounds like you're dealing with two "VL" cases in Wake County. This stands for "voluntary leave" and means your case is still out there in the...

If you get probation violation and felony larceny charges can you go to jail.

That's difficult to answer without knowing all the circumstances but if you are found to have violated probation and had a suspended sentence, the...

I got my first possession/paraphernalia charge recently, I have not gone to court for it yet because I got it continued due to

Attorney Kaman is correct, you need an attorney who can possibly consolidate the cases and work on a deferral or other appropriate resolution. ...

How many times can the court continue a case if the arresting officer hasnt shown up to court at all 3 times before?

You should definitely speak with your attorney and leave details of your case off a public forum. At some point the State will have to produce...

What should I do?

To sound like a broken record, hire an attorney and try to keep this off your permanent record. You may have deferral options.