Violated two probations on a new misdemeanor charge. how much time am i looking at?

You are looking at one year on the possession charge and another 60 days jail on EACH of the no valid driver's license charges. However, if you...

HOW TO REMOVE HTO FROM DRIVING RECORD

If some of the tickets are still "open", meaning he has not paid them yet, then he may be able to get an attorney to file a motion to have them...

On a Motion to discharge Directed to the new Charges Must the wording be done this way or not ? What is the difference

Without knowing a LOT more information, no attorney on here can properly answer your question. Speedy trial is a very convoluted area of law in...

How do i file a motion to reopen a traffic ticket in hillsborough county, fl?

What you need to do is hire an attorney to file the Motion. It is not to reopen the matter but to amend the ticket or correct the ticket,...

What sentencing is possible when convicted as an hto for first time

Everything from probation up to 5 years prison. Every case is different. Judges decide on a sentence based on the facts and the indivudual. ...

If you're out on bond and commit the same felony again - is it a new primary offense

While it is possible that they could be sentenced on different days and thus making both of them the "primary" offense, a good attorney will put...

It is unlikely but it depends on your pretrial diversion agreement. Since it is for DUI, they may require a urine test at some point. In short,...

I was charged with aiding abetting unlicensed practice of health care.

Unfortunately, neither nor anyone else on here can answer your question. You have an attorney and you should be discussing this case with them. ...

DOES THE NEW LAW PASS THIS YEAR OCTOBER 1ST OR 31ST

Not sure what you mean since the present state of the law is that inmates must serve at least 85% of their sentence.

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How long is wait time for a drug program and how long does program usually last

Pinellas county's drug diversion program usually means she enters a conditional plea. It is conditioned on her completing a drug treatment program...