Im on probation in cbcf i max out on my prison sentence in a month will they have to kick me off probation and release me
The end of your potential prison term does not mean the end of post-release control or probation.
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The end of your potential prison term does not mean the end of post-release control or probation.
The end of your potential prison term does not mean the end of post-release control or probation.
You could potentially be charged with theft yes. I am sure their rental contract, which you signed, allows them to assign their rights to another...
You need to get an attorney for this. Tell your parents. Do not talk to the police. If you cannot afford a lawyer, plead not guilty and ask the...
There is no restriction on how close a sex offender can live to individual minors. Many sex offenders are banned from living within a certain...
Criminal charges do not go away if you manage to out run the law for a certain period of time.
Ignore them. It has no impact on a possible criminal case except that it might be viewed as an admission, which is bad.
It probably means unclassified misdemeanor.
They will test the pills and likely indict you when they find out exactly what they are. You should hire an attorney.
(1) Yes. (2) Depends heavily on the facts, your history, and perhaps most importantly, on your judge. (3) Yes, hire an attorney to help negotiate...