I violated my probation with new charges, what's going to happen to me?
With respect to your previous case, the State may seek to revoke your deferred imposition. The Court can re-sentence you on that case up to the...
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With respect to your previous case, the State may seek to revoke your deferred imposition. The Court can re-sentence you on that case up to the...
Generally, a business or a person can exclude others from coming onto their property at any time for almost any reason. Here, regardless of the...
Unfortunately, there is no expungement statute in North Dakota. There are generally three ways to avoid a permanent felony conviction in North...
A misdemeanor crime of domestic violence conviction prohibits you from ever possessing or owning a firearm under federal law.
It depends. Under North Dakota law, a person loses his or her firearms rights for 10 years following completion of any sentence or probation on a...
You can plead not guilty in court, but there isn't any way you're going to retract your statement made to law enforcement. Talk with your defense...
An 18 month "suspended" sentence is a permanent felony conviction. An 18 month "deferred" sentence may or may not result in a permanent felony...
Depends. In North Dakota, state law would prohibit you from possessing a firearm for 5 years following completion of probation, unless you file a...
If you have already paid the amount owed yet you still were served with a warrant, you should appear in Court to answer the warrant when the...
A judge can reschedule a trial as many times as he or she wants, so long as there is good cause to do so. If it's been rescheduled as many times...