He has a target on his back so long as the warrant is in existence. As to the rest of your question I suggest that it is more appropriate for a...

I don't have ESP, a crystal ball, Tarot cards, an Ouija board or any other way to tell you what WILL happen; what I can tell you is that the time...

These are very difficult cases with very high stakes (i.e. even if you have no priors you will score about 9½ years in state prison at the bottom...

You seem to be asking "Can I sue?" and "Can I sue?" is a civil law question. Last I checked this was still America, and in America you can sue...

Although I am not an appeals / post-conviction lawyer I will share with you what I know about the process, and I will encourage you to seek...

Q: "My boyfriend was picked up for a out of state warrant from Kentucky. There is a hold on him. Can he bond out here in Florida?" A: Only if the...

Can you? Of course you can ("can" meaning "are physically able to"). The standard for Police to make an arrest is far lower than that for a...

While some PDO's have "ERUs" (early response units) this is usually only for the most serious of charges. The most likely scenario is that if can't...

It's always best to have a lawyer file the motion (as opposed to it being pro se) but in the end the decision lies entirely (110%) with the Judge. ...

Better contact your lawyer, your PO or the Clerk of Court, stat (and be more responsible / careful... if you value your liberty that is...). ...