You say you signed an agreement that said you would get probation if you plea - was this the plea transcript or an agreement with your lawyer? As...

I'm in NC and just found out the US Marshall has a warrant for me from KY. Will they take me to KY?

It seems odd that the Feds would put a hold on someone for state misdemeanors - if its really the Feds, then there may be more to it. If it is...

I got a speeding ticket going 70 in a 55 how can i help myself? check additional information

If you don't want to hire a lawyer, at least call a few attorneys who work in that county who offer free consultations and see what the DA is...

My bf is on felony DUI probation and was charged with several drug offenses, what degree of punishment can I expect he will get?

As others have indicated - we don't have enough info to give you the kind of answer you are looking for - one thing I would have a lawyer make sure...

How can I clean up a suspended license in nc when I live in florida now?

A lawyer can often go clear these things up without you needing to come up from Florida. Where in NC was the old ticket?

I was citated with intent to steal. Does this mean I am being charged? How do I get out of this?

If you were given a citation, then yes - you were charged. When you are facing a crime, your prior history can and usually will be considered by...

Can I get PJC for 20-141(M)?

In most counties the ticket will be dismissed if you can prove that your insurance company paid the damages to the other cars owner - so certainly...

Domestic violence: evidence?

Assuming you want him charged, either call the police (if you haven't already) or go to the magistrate and swear out a criminal charge against him....

I am 23 and i got pregnant by a 17 yr old can i get in trouble for this even if his parents want us to be together?

In NC, the age of consent is 16 so it sounds like you are safe from criminal charges.

What will be done, considering this is my first offense?

On a charge like this, lawyering up is a good idea - either by hiring one before court or asking the court to appoint one if you can't afford one. ...

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