Got a "fail to yield" ticket in very minor incident. Should I go to court?
You have to go to court to dispute the ticket, but you are not charged with a crime, but a civil infraction. If the officer and other driver show,...
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You have to go to court to dispute the ticket, but you are not charged with a crime, but a civil infraction. If the officer and other driver show,...
I would believe that your attorney and the prosecutor advised the Judge of your prior record, and fairly certain at least the two prior felonies...
16 is the age of consent in Michigan. Still, you should consider consulting with a parent or older sibling before you take that step into adulthood.
It depends on the charge, and the prior record of the defendant. For example, if the charge is larceny in a building, statutory maximum is 4...
If you are still on probation, yes.
Just on what and how you described, charges could include: felonious assault, domestic violence, felony firearm.
Depending on the illegal nature of the transaction, and the cooperation of the one who did get in trouble, best answer is possibly.
If you can't afford to hire one, the court should appoint you an attorney. No they can't turn it into another case, your crime has been...
Technically, if the matter is suppressed under HYTA, the answer to the question would be NO, as adjudication under Holmes is not considered a...
Armed Robbery is a life offense. Unarmed is a 15 year.