Yes. If the state believes that there is some connection between the people and the crimes, it can prosecute those people on the same indictment. ...

The best answer is to call the Sheriff's office in the county where the person is incarcerated and ask what they require. Generally, you have to...

I see this type of question all of the time. First offender does not apply to your first crime of a particular type, it applies to your first time...

Once your sentence is over, you should be done. You can call in to your PO to confirm. You can also stop by the clerk's office and pull up your...

If it was a felony, definitely not. If it was a misdemeanor, maybe, but not if it was a domestic violence offense. Federal law prohibits...

A special demurrer should have no effect on a plea deal. Lawyers file motions all of the time, usually before there is a deal. In fact, sometimes...

You need a lawyer. The good news is that your first offender cannot be revoked for something that occurred after your sentence was complete, which...

You can always let the prosecutor's office know your feelings about the situation, but once a person is arrested, it is the state, not the victim,...

Yes, all participants in that fight can be charged with a crime. Off the top of my head, I can see a possibility for contributing to the...

You need to get an attorney to get this resolved. It is a rare thing for a district attorney's office to do anything on a case that is just...