It probably depends on the Court, but a lot of courts today give the attorney a copy of the PSI. I always give my client a copy. If it wasn't...

Can my son get an enhanced, that is, habitual conviction on a felony without having prior felonies on his record ?

The CCW is a felonly. It could form the basis for a an enhanced sentence.

Is there any one thing that can get the habitual conviction from being used if there is one felony (CCW) in your prior record ?

Even if your probation was completed successfully, a prior CCW conviction would form the basis for a habitual offender enhancement for a subsequent...

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In felonious cases, if there is co-defendants. Is it better to file a motion to have two separate cases or try the case together

Whether or not the judge with "sever" your cases usually comes down to whether or not you have conflicting defenses. This is an issue that you...

Would it be illegal for someone 17 to date or be sexually active with someone in their 30's?

The 17 year old would be doing nothing illegal, if that is what you are asking.

Awaiting pretrial for 3rd degree retail theft fraud. cannot afford attorney, 8 months pregnant, what are the odds of jail time?

Sometimes you cannot afford to not have a good attorney. Generally not considered a serious crime, yet a RF can impact you the rest of your life...

I just got off probation for a DUI, 2 days later I got an MIP... I have court soon. What do you think I will be facing? any jail

There is no jail time for a first offense MIP. You are lucky you are not facing a probation violation. Definitly talk with a local attorney who...

It is not necessary to actually be found in actual possession of the firearm. The State needs to show that you possessed a firearm during the...

I have a pending court date and i am going to ottawa canada tommorow and i need to know if they wil let me in.

This will not likley cause you admissability issues into Canada (pre-conviction), but make sure there is no bond restrictions preventing you from...

Not showing up in court is contempt punishible by up to 93 day and/or $7500. Most judges will take into account the fact of your case. They may...