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My son has a warrant for probation violation,his dad passed and he didn't have no ride to get there. can he pay the fine.
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Answered on December 23, 2009
Your son probably needs an attorney to try to help sort this situation out. When a person is on probation they are subject to whatever the maximum...
How can you find out if you are under criminal investigation
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Answered on December 23, 2009
If you were contacted by a detective regarding a theft you are either under investigation, or simply a witness or potential witness that the police...
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I took the blame for a friends theft of $230. Can I still get in trouble for ratting him out?
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Answered on December 23, 2009
What you are proposing trying to do now is virtually impossible. Since you confessed to the crime it is not very likely that the state is going to...
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My son filled out an application where it asked about misdemeanor conviction
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Answered on December 23, 2009
Assuming that his run-ins wiht the law were all handled in juvenile court they would not have counted as criminal misdemeanor convictions and there...
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If charges have been filed for failure to report to jail can the satute of limitations run out within a period of time?
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Answered on December 23, 2009
From what you have described this sounds like a situation where a warrant would have been issued for your arrest for not voluntarily appearing at...
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If a failure to report to jail charge has been filed in wisconsin, but not convicted can the staute of limitations run out?
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Answered on December 23, 2009
It sounds like a warrant was issued for your arrest based on your failure to voluntarily report to jail to serve an imposed jail sentence. If this...
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I need help now!
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Answered on December 18, 2009
First you get a lawyer for him, (and perhaps yourself, if you were driving/operating the car). The possible charges that could be filed based on...
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Bro. convicted.No DNA evidence. No eyewitness. Convicted on hearsay. Alleged victim (child) did not testify. What to do? HELP!
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Answered on December 18, 2009
Since it appears that his case went to trial he has an absolute right to file a claim of appeal. At this point that is about all that he can do is...
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Consequences for violating probation.
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Answered on December 18, 2009
The consequences of what can happen on a probation violation are pretty wide and varied. They can range from the agent making a notation of the...
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Pre-Trial Release
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Answered on December 17, 2009
The purpose of pre-trial release programs is for the court to be able to keep a defendant monitored for drug use etc. while awaiting disposition of...
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