I was arrested and released the next day over thrift under $500 will I be getting anymore jail time?

If this is your first offense, likely NO. If you have a record that could change. Hire a good attorney to assist you in this matter. If it is a...

I need to know how long my boyfriend is going to be in jail as I am going to be waiting

You need to contact a Canadian lawyer for this answer.

I had a m4 did 22 days out of 30 He gave me 22 day in jail with 8 day lift plus a fine.u can't pay my fine .what will happen

My colleague is correct in saying that technically you should not get jail time for failure to pay costs and fines. Many Courts ignore this...

How can I get released early from a 60 day sentence in Kentucky?

You can always file a new motion and ask the Court to reconsider. That seems like it may be an up hill battle in this case. It is unlikely that an...

It is likely that you are facing jail time. Courts do not like it when you ignore orders. Hire a good attorney. That attorney may be able to...

What happens if you are arrested on a charge that was already set for sentencing? And you failed to appear on that said date?

The Court is not going to start completely over because you have fired your attorney and you husband failed to show for a Court hearing. The Court...

I just recently got a DUI on 1/24/17 my 3rd DUI was in may 2006 2nd 2004 and 1st was 1999. Went to court and plead not guilty.

There are two look back periods in Ohio. The first is six years the second is 20 years. You should have been charged as a first in six years, 4th...

Hire a good attorney and have him/her see if he/she can get a warrant recall or get the case handled.

Can I be secretly indicted for a that case in portage county

Grand Jury proceeding are not public and the defendant and hi/her counsel do not need to be notified about them. Hire a good attorney to represent...

Probation violation? Sentence on court docket says "disposed".. could it mean provoked?

Courts often use terms in different ways. I would assumed "disposed" would mean disposed of or completed. You can always check with the court clerk...