If you were convicted of wanton endangerment 1st degree then you are a convicted felon and are a prohibited person and cannot possess a firearm. ...

Yes, you can get out of drug court but that does not mean that you go back on probation. You need to discuss this with your lawyer.

You should be discussing this with your lawyer. depending on all of the facts and whether the person who pled guilty too full responsibility for...

It’s hard to say but it could be an assault 4th. Discuss this with your lawyer.

Wanton endangerment 2nd degree is the most obvious.

If you had another no insurance charge in the past 5 years, a second or subsequent conviction results in a 1 year license suspension.

Hire a lawyer to review your case. Timing is everything with this type of revocation.

You need to ask the court to return your bond but she will need to appear in court so she can either post bond, find someone else to post for her...

It is pretty likely you are going back to prison.

You should hire a lawyer or ask for a public defender. You may get probation but it is not guaranteed.