Unless your son is a minor then you cannot "press charges" for him (or for anyone else other than yourself). That said and all things equal, you...

In a word.... "no". Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. Wishing your son luck and hoping that I have been helpful in answering your question.

Q: Can a new prosecutor be requested? A: No. You might want to take a look at the following short but informative VideoFAQs: # 204) ...

The sentencing guidelines provide a "base" / "bottom of the guidelines. The top is always (always) the statutory max. That said you are asking...

It means that the Defendant was "CONV[icted] and SENT[enced]". If you ant to know the "what" of it then the Clerk's website will have that...

Okay... seems you've already answered your own question. Wishing you good judgment, luck and condolences on your loss.

They can keep it until they either return it voluntarily or are court ordered to do so. Wishing your family peace, luck and hoping that I have...

Judges and prosecutors take DV cases very seriously, and repeat DV cases even more so. The State Attorney must hear the victim out but they do...

Your lawyer will know what to do. Bottom line: You have a lawyer and should discuss this with your lawyer (and only with your lawyer). ...

Unfortunately if he's on the title then he cannot steal it (that is what we call a "factual and legal impossibility"). Still, you might want to...