What will happen if i choose to press charges and what do I need to do?

You can contact the police and report the abuse. If they believe a crime occurred they will file charges against him. There is a chance that you...

What will happen if i choose to press charges and what do I need to do?

You can contact the police and report the abuse. If they believe a crime occurred they will file charges against him. There is a chance that you...

If you just recently lost your license, you could attempt fight the suspension (if within 30 days). Also, you can work with the driver's license...

In all likelihood there will be plenty of time to speak with the prosecutor before the judge takes the bench that morning. Most of the time, the...

If I choose to go to court for an underage drinking citation, will I be required to pay the fine before I leave the courthouse?

Jail time is not very likely and you have a right to fight the charge. If you go to court and speak with the prosecutor there may be a good chance...

Is a no proof of insurance ticket violate a no driving w/o insurance condition on a stay of adjudication?

If I'm reading this correctly you state that one condition is "no driving without insurance." You also ask is a "no proof of insurance ticket" will...

Can a no contact order be placed upon release from prison?

The short answer is Yes, they can add this condition. Your attorney can help try to amend/delete the condition if it is put in place.

I am on probation for two felonies, how do i go about moving from MN to WA?

Ask your probation officer and/or your attorney. It is not uncommon to transfer your probation, but they would be your best source of information.

I just caught trying to steal 30$ worth of stuff from my local cub I have court in 11 days, what's going to happen to me I'm 19.

First, I would advise that you no longer write specifics of the case online.....these posts are not protected and you do not want anything to end...

What's the statue limitation to mail a ticket in the mail for a disorderly or fifth degree assault?

Three years. My advice, if you think you may be charged, is not to speak to anyone about the facts of the case.....except, of course, an attorney....