It means that your friend violated the terms of community control, and may be headed to prison....

How do I go about appealing a federal criminal sentence or ruling for insufficient counsel (appeal forms and process please)?

A direct appeal is different from a post-conviction petition for ineffective assistance of counsel. A plea and sentence is generally appealable,...

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IF PENNSYLVANIA HAS A HOLD FOR SOMEONE IN FRANKLIN COUNTY HOW LONG CAN INMATE BE HELD?

Pursuant to Title IV of the Interstate agreement on detainers (in Ohio it is R.C. § 2963.30), the governor has 30 days to respond to a request. ...

How can we defend the text of Constitution of the State of Ohio and Constitution of the United States?

That reads a lot like the old tax protester arguments, which did nothing but result in a lot of people going to federal prison (the tax protesters,...

Do she get Commission after she get told she will get paid off within 30 days and can she sue us?

There are any number of possible answers to your question, depending on the underlying facts. Of course, anyone can sue anyone else for any...

Court is ignoring my requests for a hearing, but immediately granted opposing counsel theirs.

One option is to file a complaint asking for a writ with the court of appeals asking it to order the trial court to do its job. I recently secured...

What the heck does this mean, please don't say get an Attorney.

It means the request failed to properly do all of the following: 1) it did not describe with reasonable particularity each item or category of...

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What should a citizen do if a court does not honor a demand for discovery pursuant to criminal rule 16a through 16g?

Discovery is not self-enforcing; many attorneys in Ohio do not ask for discovery from the prosecution as that causes a duty to provide discovery in...

If by "PD" you refer to a public defender, notice to the attorney is notice to the client. Because it would be a criminal case, though, a delayed...

How does a citizen file a motion to dismiss based on unconstitutional vagueness? ORC 4511.38

This is not a question of grammar but of precedent. R.C. 4511.38 has not changed since 1965, except to specify that its violation is a minor...

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