Robbery 1st degree has a 10-20 year sentence. Robbery 2nd degree is 5-10 years. Robbery 2nd is committing a theft threatening the use of force. ...

A judge can change the bond at anytime during the proceedings based upon a persons likelihood to reoffend, appear in court and if they are a danger...

I agree with my colleague. Kentucky has no bail bondsman. You can post a cash or property bond or you can hire a lawyer for your son and see...

You need to discuss this with your lawyer. He/she is the only one who knows the details of your case and why it is going in the direction it is.

Threatening to hurt someone can be considered terroristic threatening and can result in criminal charges.

Getting the new offense can be enough to have your parole revoked even if it is amended to something else.

Yes, the court can put conditions on you release after you post bond including random drug and alcohol testing.

You need to contact a personal injury lawyer to discuss the events that occurred, your injuries, past treatment and any ongoing treatment and issues.

Typically, if you present proof that the problem has been corrected, they will dismiss the case. You can usually do that by bringing a photo...

Discovery means your lawyer has asked for the evidence that the prosecutors have to use against you. It would be unusual for your license to be...