The judge can only modify the sentence during the term of court in which it was issued. If he was sentenced in June of this year, it is possible...

The answer is "it depends". Generally, you cannot be drug tested when you go to court. However, are there any conditions of your release that say...

I always contact the warrants division of the Sheriff's Department (or whatever law enforcement agency has jurisdiction) and ask. You'll probably...

Yes, you can always waive a jury trial, but most attorneys don't do that till the last minute because sometimes there are tactical reasons to keep...

Yes, you can get in trouble for having nudes of an underage person although that you did not request them may help keep you out of trouble....

Probably not. Usually, when a parolee stops reporting the PO will have a judge issue a tolling order. A tolling order stops the sentence from...

My rule # 1 is never talk to law enforcement without an attorney. Get an attorney and let the attorney handle whether you will speak to them and...

There isn't a set number of days that a parole revocation hearing has to be set. Eleven days is actually a very short period of time when it comes...

The rules for your bond will be on the order. It is common to see a no firearms requirement in a bond order. Of course, if you have a prior felony...

I am changing the practice are for your question to family law. In general, if the issue is not addressed in the judge's order, you cannot ask the...