They have plenty of time, if they want it. The government has 2 years to bring misdemeanor charges (assuming no serious injuries) or 6 years to...

It doesn’t hurt to ask but unless it’s whole life with present value, it probably won’t work. They’re not gonna wait around for you to die.

They will probably find out about it and they will probably hold you while they call the jurisdiction the warrant originated to see if they want to...

Warrants are not always public knowledge. If you go to court and later fail to appear a warrant appearing on your docket will show on a simple...

The maximum sentence for petty theft is 6 months and a $1,000 fine. People with theft cases and lawyers; however, rarely go to jail.

Yes. Restitution is not about punishing you; it's about making the victim(s) whole. They don't get their money back by you serving out your sentence.

I suspect there is more to this argument. Warrants often describe the premises to be searched quite specifically making the actual numbers affixed...

Finding and maintaining employment is a common condition of probation, and yes, you can go to jail for failing to do so. And, in today's climate...

Probably not. Your OK under Ohio law, which only prohibits those with violent or drug related felonies. But federal law is a problem. Federal law...

It really depends upon what the document is and how it was or was not used.