My husband got a open contain ticket and he has to go to court what would they do

A fine is the most likely result, but he should consider hiring an attorney as it may be possible to avoid being convicted at all.

When will I know if I may be getting a possible DUI ?

You should be concerned. The officer may have decided not to cite you or the summons may already be in the mail. Unfortunately, they have a really...

Ok so on my application it asked if I was ever convicted of a felony or on probation so I put no because I was 12 a

You're still on probation for something that happened when you were twelve? How old are you now? They could fire you, but there's no crime to...

I got 16 felony's 8 distribution,6 conspiracy 1 poss of meth ,1 poss of k2

You need to hire an attorney and let him or her worry about what you can get.

Secoond petty theft charge in Fairfield, OH. Last one was almost 10 years ago. What will happen?

Your best bet to avoid jail is to hire attorney. On this sort of case, the professional relationship between your attorney and the prosecutor/judge...

Will I go to jail for violating probation for the first time?

Running away to Texas isn't going to make things better. You will have warrants, and you won't have a license so you will start racking up DUS...

When financial exploitation happens and excited utterance is documented at the time crimes happen.

I've never seen irrefutable evidence and do not expect to in this lifetime. You can report what you know to the police and turn over whatever...

A shoplifting charge generally will not impact your student aid. Drug charges of any kind, and felonies will.

WHAT TO DO WHEN BEING CHARGED FOR A CRIME THAT I DID NOT COMMIT?

You need to get an attorney. That's really the only good way to defend a criminal charge.

Can you turn someone in who has multiple arrest warrants in multiple counties in the same state?

You can call the various law enforcement agencies that have warrants for him and tell them where to find him. They might go out an arrest him, but...