Battle Creek, MI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Battle Creek, MI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
The short answer is yes. The rules of evidence do not apply to probation violation hearings. So hearsay is admissible. This person needs to modify...
Its impossible to predict. However his chances of avoiding jail may improve with the assistance of an attorney.
Sounds like a scam to me. Don't panic. Make them prove what they claim. You might also want to refer this incident to the attorney generals...
Get an attorney and only discuss the matter with him or her. You can't control what someone else tells the police. All you can do is be prepared...
Contempt of court. Parental kidnapping charges; custodial interference possibly. Possible felony conviction and jail. Lastly after all is said and...
He needs an attorney. Possession of heroin is a felony punishable by up to four years in prison. If he is charged with possess with intent to...
I agree, I think your attorney withdrew due to the inability of the two of you to communicate about your case in a meaningful way.
You made a false report of a felony. This is a felony. Further if you testify falsely and the state can prove it you could also be charged with...
No. If you are properly served you must appear. If you don't you can be held in contempt with a warrant issued for your arrest.
Plead not guilty. You can almost always get a better deal at the pretrial conference. If you can afford an attorney I would suggest getting one.
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