I'm on m1 probation. With a 22 day sentence left cn I revoke my probation I have a severly disabled daughter.

I am not sure what you are asking. It appears you are asking if you can tell the judge that you do not wish to be on probation and to simply do...

What will my charges be?

You are charged with a first degree misdemeanor Petty Theft offense. This carries up to 180 days in jail. There are a few judges in the Greene...

Whats the maximum penalty for felony theft?

The maximum penalty for a fifth degree felony theft is 12 months in prison. I practice criminal defense in the Dayton area and would be interested...

Whats the maximum penalty for felony theft?

The maximum penalty depends on the level of felony offense you were indicted for. I assume you are facing a 5th degree felony Theft offense. If...

I was charged with indicent exposure for urinating outside. The case was dismissed and sealed. Can a job hold it against me?

If the case was dismissed and sealed you are typically permitted to say no you have never been convicted of a crime. There are a few employers and...

It appears your post fails to ask a question. However, I would comment that the only place that is supposed to be updated for Adam Walsh Act...

Are there any ways for a sex offender in the state of ohio to no longer have to register

Winning the case, expiration of the registration term, or government pardon are the only ways to end registration. The two areas that you have...

What are my options? Can I have the case transferred to the state I live in? If so, how?

The case can not be transferred to Pennsylvania however an attorney may be able to resolve the case without your daughter having to return. Minors...

Fighting traffic tickets

With that many tickets you are at a huge risk of having your license suspended by the judge and/or the BMV. The best way to fight the ticket would...

If i am being convicted of a M1 petty theft can i be charged if there is no proof other then the fact someone says they seen me

Testimony can be enough to convict a person of theft in certain circumstances. It all depends on what the jury believes. If you have prior thefts...