If u take ur appeal then bond out for a month and go back in would it mess with ur original plea agreement or will that stay

I imagine you could file a notice of appeal, post an appeal bond and proceed as if you were going to appeal the sentence. However, that would...

Can i sue the state of Iowa for falsely charging me with a class c felony

Were the charges ultimately dismissed or did you plead guilty?

It won't necessarily result in the charges being dismissed, but it does affect the witness's credibility.

What happens when someone accuses two people of armed robbery and they didn't do it?

First degree robbery in Iowa is a Class B felony punishable by up to 25 years in prison. It is a forcible felony, which means that up to 70 percent...

I was aressted and charged then realeased with no arraignment

If the crime for what you were charged is an indictable offense, then the county attorney must file a trial information within 45 days of your...

What chance do i have not getting deported if i got caught with pipes and said drugs were mine but never charged for them he was

I suggest you consult with an attorney who specializes in immigration before you next appear in court. If you are charged and convicted of felony...

Last weekend I got a ticket for drug paraphernalia ( I live in Iowa), can I get it off my record?

If you have no defense, then you should request a deferred judgment at the time of sentencing. Once you complete probation, the charge will be...

I got 4 counts of providing alcohol to a person under the age of 21 but over 18? what will happen to me?

You should try to make arrangements to turn yourself in and bond out. You maybe able to hire a lawyer instead to recall the warrant, too. if you...

I have warrant for not appearing in court. what do i do

Ask your attorney to have the warrant recalled because it wasn't a willful failure to appear. That might get the hearing reset.

Should i appeal a public intoxicatin charge? Im 22 and got stopped walking back to my dorm from a nearby by.

It sounds like you have only been charged, not convicted, right? If not convicted, then there would be no appeal, but you may be able to challenge...