Can I be jailed for not paying court costs?
If the costs were made a part of your sentence, then yes, you could, though it isn't particularly likely.
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If the costs were made a part of your sentence, then yes, you could, though it isn't particularly likely.
The charges could potentially be dropped or defeated at trial. The actual aggressor could face charges. Though this would occur in a separate case....
Plead not guilty and hire an attorney. That's what I would do. The forum rules forbid us from directly addressing cost in the forum. Contact some...
Suffice it to say there is still plenty of time left. The statute of limitations on a felony like burglary is 6 years. The speedy trial clock, if...
It's usually an F3, so adding the attempt statute would make it an F4. It can be an F2, in which case adding the attempt statute would make it an...
Simple assault doesn't actually have a minimum penalty, but I would expect at least 6 months to a year of probation.
I doubt the charges will be dropped outright, but this could lead to a favorable plea agreement, or even a not guilty at trial.
In theory, yes. It is not among the enumerated "offenses of violence" in the code and not specifically excepted by the record sealing statute. You...
Yes, the statute of limitations is really long for rape charges. They can still be charged. Take your evidence to the police.
If you are properly represented by an attorney in your area, I doubt you will see any jail time.