How can a probation officer make you turn yourself in if that county isn't worried about you when locked up?

If he is on probation in Ohio, and part of the probation is to resolve any outstanding cases, anywhere, then yes Probation can order him to turn...

Have been accused of theft of $13.00. i accidentally took someones change from the self check out after my transaction.

First, do not talk to anyone about the case except your lawyer. Theft in Ohio of this amount is a misdemeanor of the 1st degree, subject to a...

My boyfriend is in jail for failure to register as sex offender when he got out in October he thought he had to register in

It depends on what he is required to register for, and what he is charged with currently. The laws in this area have changed over the past decade,...

Someone i know was arressed for stealing $1500 from his work, what degree felont is that and what is the possible sentencing?

I agree with John on penalty, but there may be other options. Consult an attorney. They may be able to minimize it or keep is a misdemeanor or do...

The $75 fee is court costs most likely. Cases in Clermont County are marked closed when a warrant is issued. Without a name I cannot look up any...

Can you get a breaking and entering charge for going on someone's land that is NOTposted no trespassing

I agree with the previous answer. The fact that a "No Trespassing" sign wasn't there doesn't matter. You need both the intent to commit a theft,...

I would be hesitant as well. This is not a well defined area and most attorneys, including me believe we cannot post bond for a client due to...

How can i lower my charges or even get them droped ? please help

First, dont talk about the specifics of your case anymore online. Contact an attorney or the public defender. Ohio does have self defense as an...

I am on probation for a M1 child endangering and facing a probation violation

You can get violated but the mitigation you talk about needs to be proven to the court at the hearing. Bring all documentation with you to court.

They may have granted it or denied it. If you have an attorney he may have attended for you, which often works. I would contact the clerks office...