How can I get away from a probation person who use my address and don't reside with me

You should advise your friend to immediately provide their probation officer with correct information. In the event that a probation officer shows...

My court case was "Voluntarily Dismissed" because a settlement was reached. Does this automatically come off my record?

Even though the charge was dismissed, your record will reflect that you were charged. It will also indicate that the charge was dismissed. In order...

What you suggest

Your boyfriend should contact an attorney in the county where he is on probation. The attorney is likely to advise that your boyfriend contact his...

If husband is facing 15-30yr for drug charges and now made habitual felon, how much time will he do, with jail time 9mo?

More information is needed to provide an all encompassing answer but know that whatever sentence he receives, under most circumstances, he will get...

Can you go to jail for placing a finger on a women forehead?

Under these circumstances, it is highly unlikely that you would be convicted of a crime. Technically, the State could argue that you committed the...

First off, as a caveat, each county in North Carolina may handle these matters slightly differently. With that being said, you should make sure...

Need to know what classification these charges are in?

In order to determine what class a crime may be, you can check the citation or warrant. Typically it will list a general statute. Often, they are...

What is the likley hood that the DA will drop a assault on a female against my BF!? I didn't press charges an officer did

Your boyfriend should contact a criminal defense attorney in the county in which the charges were filed. There is always a possibility that the...

Can I be picked up from a store and not arrested with a search warrant and taken back to a location then arrested

Yes, so long as the actions were provided for in the search warrant. You should consult with an attorney in that jurisdiction out of caution in the...

Contemplating the North Carolina Court of Appeals ruling in State v. Powell, an unpublished opinion from late 2016, the answer is yes. In that...