Can I live ''under the radar''?

Living as a fugitive seems to wear on a person. Fleeing from probation and failing to register as required will generally involve prison time,...

When there is a stay of imposition of sentencing, a judge accepts a guilty plea or verdict. A person who has pled guilty or been found guilty by...

What will happen on the first court date? I can't afford a lawyer what are my options?

You could plead guilty and live with a theft conviction on your public criminal records for the rest of your life. This would hurt future...

Stay of imposition, but i put in a promise to plead guilty later on, does that mean im convicted of a misdemeaner?

The question is not clear. What is the question here? A stay of imposition of sentencing would take place, if at all, after a judge accepted a...

What can i do if my 15yr old kid doesnt want to live with me and she threatens to run away and is being disrespectful at home

Ideally, you would seek help privately, even through your health insuracne coverage for mental health evaluation and services. Otherwise, you...

What has to happen after an officer seizes a controlled substance from your vehicle?

It would be wise to consult a criminal lawyer with all available information (more than here). First the question would be, given the evidence...

What happens if you provide a prescription for a seized medication and the officer wants more information?

That kind of information will take time to retrieve, if at all. During that time, you can consult with a criminal lawyer about the complete...

Can I get an extension for paying fines?

Underage consumption is a crime. Therefore you do have the right to a lawyer. If you can't afford one, apply for the public defender. In five...

Nearly all DWI arrests in Minnesota result in at least two legal actions against the driver: (1) an administrative revocation of drivers license...

My son was charged at age 13 for 2nd degree burglury with a plea is on EJJ status he is now 17 its dragging on &on

An "Extended Jurisdiction Juvenile " (EJJ) disposition can last until Age 21. Juvenile criminal matters may include "Extended Jurisdiction...