Short answer is "yes". You can be charged and arrested. Most likely, you would be charged with complicity. I would advise not speaking about the...

I agree with the previous answer. There is no set time frame which must pass in order to have probation terminated. Typically, the court will...

What to expect on a first offense misdemeanor second degree criminal damages , living in Ohio.

You need to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney as you are facing up to 90 days in jail and up to a $750 fine. In addition, don't make...

What can you do when being falsely accused?

Your friend needs to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney immediately. Further, you and anyone associated wit the case should not make...

I agree with Mr. Beck's answer. The gender is NOT a material issue. In addition, the officer would testify at trial and identify you as the...

I am being charged with two First degree misdemeanors and I was wondering abut jail time for them.

The short answer is: yes. However, the thing to keep in mind is that both are punishable by up to 6 months in jail. The sentences can also be run...

What happens if I miss my court date? I'm suppose to appear in court at the Fairfield County Municipal Court in February.

A bench warrant will be issued for your arrest. Do NOT miss your court date. You need to hire an attorney. Your attorney may be able to waive...

I was caught changing price on merchandise and charged. I have to go in front of a magistrate. Do I need a legal representation?

Yes. You should never go at it alone and without an attorney. You will most likely be charged with theft. Provided that you have never been in...

First off you need to more an attorney and refrain from discussing any of the facts of the case on a public forum. A 4th degree misdemeanor...

I went to court today for criminal trespassing and criminal mischief and the charges were dismissed do i still have to pay court

It depends. If the case was dismissed without costs,... then no. If they were dismissed with costs assessed to the defendant....then yes. It is...