Probation is technically one possible outcome. However, be aware that your charge scores for prison in the guideline calculation, and you will...

If a man was holding a knife not intending to do any crime and his friend went through a car. What could be the charge for both?

First of all, do not post or admit elsewhere that you were involved in any way. I'm not sure if a knife would figure into any charge as it was...

You most likely will be drug tested, as abstinence from drugs is not only a standard condition of probation and especially so in a DUI case. You...

I HAVE NEVER BEEN IN TROUBLE FOR THEFT IN THE PAST I TOOK 4 CANS TUNA FISH WHAT A DUM MOVE

As with any criminal charge, you would be best off if you are represented by an attorney. With early intervention, it may be possible to have the...

Will a felony disappear after so long

No, it will not disappear, and in this age of computers linking all states, there is a chance he has an outstanding warrant that could be enforced...

Vop felony

The answer depends on many factors, all unknown at this time. His best shot is to hire an attorney to represent his interest. If it is a...

I got into some trouble and was facing charges for conspiracy to manufacture meth, so I agreed to become a confidential informan

It sounds as though you were used and subsequently charged by the state police rather then the feds. Either way, the proper response is to consult...

I'm on community control in Jax, Fl, does anyone know how much time is allowed to go to the grocery store. I'm told 30 min.

I agree...30 minutes is not too long for such a chore. However, what matters is 1st: what your community control officer thinks is a fair amount...

For a 2nd DUI, resisting arrest without violence, and property damage but it was just a cheap street sign... Penalties?

Second DUIs carry different penalties depending on how far apart they are in time. More than 5 years between the two is better then within 5...

Why does a jury have to decide by the law and not be allowed to judge the law itself.

In actuality, a jury can acquit a defendant for any reason they choose. Their decision is their own, and they will not be questioned on the...