When being fined can the fine exceed the maximum fine?

You are probably referring to surcharges and court costs tacked onto the fine. Before you go pleading guilty, consult with a local lawyer. Miranda...

Will court be everyday for simple battery trial? Are there any exceptions for pre-booked trips?

Depending on what court this is in, you could be on-call for the entire trial period. Your lawyer may be able to get you a continuance, so speak...

If someone is convicted of murder as a teenager and receives a life sentence, does it mean they will never get out?

Unless he was sentenced to life without parole, he will at some point have an opportunity to be paroled. His parole eligibility date depends on...

It’s not an admission of guilt. The choice is signing the ticket or going to jail.

What kind of appeal can be filed?

If he pleaded guilty in the case, he is way out of time to challenge the conviction. Did he plead guilty? Your question is a little confusing. It...

II wasn't trying to tie to you to anything? I just wanted to know because I didn't understand and I can't get him on the phone.

You seem confused about how this website works. When you post a question like this, it gets sent to countless lawyers who subscribe to this service.

If a person has been incarcerated for 16 months and then is sentenced to 10 years in prison how much time does he have to serve?

If he pleaded guilty to kidnapping and/or armed robbery he will serve every day of the 10 years, though he is entitled to credit for any time he...

Can first offenders be used for party to a crime of armed robbery and party to a crime of burglary? worst case scenario?

First offender cannot be used for armed robbery, but it can be used for burglary. This individual needs a lawyer badly.

My 17 year old son received a ticket for 40-6-20, Failure to Obey a Traffic Control Device. Is it a reportable offense?

If convicted, it will add three points and make insurance rates go up. Hire a lawyer.

It's possible, but bond for this offense can only be set by a superior court judge, so he won't get a bond at his first appearance. There are many...