Yes, he can be charged. He should consult with an attorney.

Your fiance's attorney can file a petition for bond and request another hearing.

If you tell your probation officer and he/she chooses to violate you, then you would have a probation revocation hearing and possibly have your...

You should consult with an attorney. They will be able to receive the discovery(evidence) and help you better negotiate your case.

It depends on what type of papers you signed. If it is through the court, you will need to go back to court.

You should get an attorney. Depending on your driving record this could result in your license getting suspended.

The ticket will go into the system at some point and you should consult with an attorney to help you resolve this case. I would not suggest just...

Yes you should be able to since it has been 14 years.

If you haven't been reporting to probation, you likely have a probation warrant. You should consult with an attorney immediately to help you...

These are serious charges. You or your cousin should consult with an attorney immediately.