What can i expect

You absolutely need an attorney. There is much as stake here relating to new charges and your probation violation. My advice would be to hire one...

First of all, you should contact an attorney because he or she should be able to assist you in navigating the criminal justice system. You will...

Can prosecution retract plea after judge accepts it? going from high court misd to felony?

Except in unusual and very limited circumstances, the answer would be "no". The plea was offered by the prosecution, you pleaded nolo contendere,...

I agree with my colleagues to a large extent, but would caution that HYTA is not automatic. Although it may be routine in a circumstance such as...

Minor in possession of alcohol, and marijuana less than 1 gram. This is 1st offense with clean record. What is likely penalty?

First, retaining an attorney is absolutely necessary in this situation. That having been said your daughter will have some good options available...

Brother's being accused of CSC. What are his options? Does he stand a chance?

If the prosecutor is charging your brother, then the prosecutor believes that there is evidence against him. That having been said, if he is...

A 17 year old is on probation & has to pay fines. As long as they are paid does it matter who pays them

I agree with the answers previously given on this topic with one caveat. Ensure that the Judge did not order the probationer to be held responsible...

I failed my drug test and my p.o. said I could sign a diversion paper, what is it?

Is this in the 72nd District Court in Marine City? If so what may be happening is your probation officer is giving you an option other than a...

What am I really looking at?

When answering this question, I am going to assume that what you are saying is that you used marijuana AGAIN after the date of the offense for...

I have a 25.00 misdemeanor in 1972. I have a nolo contender misdemeanor in 1995. I have a felony for larceny over 100, probation

Earlier this year the "expungement" statute (MCL 780.621) was amended as follows in pertinent part: (a) A person who is convicted of not more...