My boyfriend violation his parole for a year and never sent them

Your question is a little confusing. If your asking if probation and extend his supervision period yes they can if he violates his probation. It...

Detective and I submitted a complaint to the prosecutor, about 1 month ago. How long do we wait to get the answer accepted?

As a follow-up to the other attorney responses, you may also want to contact the prosecutor's office and speak with someone in their "victim's...

Will i get jail time for violating felony probration for the first time

It's possible you could go to jail or to a state prison for any amount of time up to the maximum time of your convicted offense. You should...

You have two different things going on here. Possible criminal charges and the civil forfeiture of your property. If you've been served...

Will I receive jail time after being arrested for using a false prescription to obtain a controlled substance?

I believe this question was answered earlier today. You could face jail time, but you need to meet with an attorney to review your case and prior...

Michigan OWI. Refused breathilizer and blood test. Wrong driver's license # on search warrant for blood. Throw it out?

As a side note and another reason you need to hire an attorney immediately, your refusal (or alleged refusal) to submit to the chemical test will...

Yes, in a sense. Disorderly Person can be a number of things such as disturbing the peace, fighting, loud music, etc. Usually city ordinance...

What is the law for a csc 4th degree living near a school? I thought it only was meant for cases only involving children.

Attorney Lavigne is correct. You should meet with an attorney and discuss your situation in full. Also, for future reference you should refrain...

Is their a limitation on this?

As stated earlier, if they haven't charged you yet they probably won't. However, that is not a guarantee. Recently I had a drunk driving case...

If you were personally served with a subpoena to appear in court your failure to appear in court as ordered (by the subpoena) could result in the...