Can i be violated on felony probation due to a new misdemeanor charge that i am not guilty of?

As other attorneys have correctly advised, the questioner here really needs to meet with an attorney right away, and begin preparing a defense to...

As a general matter, a probation officer may file a petition to revoke probation any time before the probation expires. Anyone who has been charged...

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I have two misdemeanor convictions from 2005, possession of marijuana and paraphernalia.

There are several things to note in such a situation. First, no one with a prior should lose hope for a professional license or career, as many...

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As other attorneys in the forum have correctly noted, a probationer can change residency and otherwise leave the state of probation, so long as...

I am not sure what I need to do, I am facing charges from 10 years ago......

Anyone facing a criminal case should definitely retain an experienced local criminal defense attorney to defend the case, as soon as possible,...

If a parent pleads no contest in a felony DWI and A Theft Felony can the subsequent convictions be entered into a custody trial

This is a good question, as many individuals mistakenly believe that a "no contest" plea does not result in a criminal conviction, or that...

Anyone represented by defense counsel in a federal case should direct specific questions about any plea agreement to the attorney handling the...

I got pulled over and was charged with driving on a suspended licenses twice due to a unpaid speeding ticket.what is the penalty

Driving on a suspended license in Tennessee is a more serious offense than in many states. It is classified as an "A" misdemeanor, carrying the...

How much prison time will I get?

Federal prosecutions for drug offenses are complex, and sentencing will involve many considerations, including mandatory minimums by statute...

Law enforcement databases do keep a record of all criminal cases, including those that have been dismissed, with very rare exceptions. Moreover,...