How would a police officer run my ID and not know I was on probation or say anything about it.

An officer will have access to your criminal history, but will probably not have access to the specific conditions of your probation. That being...

I'm on probation(misdemeanor)my boyfriend is in jail if he gets put on probation can we get introuble?

It's very unlikely it will be a condition of your probation that you cannot see your boyfriend unless you were co-defendants. Your rules of...

What happens if you can't pay the sum of your fees at your final DUI hearing?

The state will probably file a petition to violate his supervision. He should be prepared to answer the judge's questions about why he didn't pay...

I just recently found a job and I have had a misdemeanor when I was 17 in another state . I didnt get in any kind of troube

If you had to go in front of a judge, it will probably show up on your record. One exception (at least in Illinois) would be if you were in...

I was given a misdemeanor citation for unintentionally taking $178.20 Can I be prosecuted for 1st offense in state of Illinois

Yes, you can be prosecuted and it appears you are already being prosecuted since you have a court date. You need to speak to an experienced...

You need to speak to your attorney. Conditional discharge does not mean your felony will be "dropped." A conviction has entered and will remain...

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You need to contact an experienced criminal-traffic attorney. If you have a clean driving history, it may be possible for your attorney to convince...

You confessed to the loss prevention people not the police, so Miranda does not matter. The loss prevention people are private and your right to...

The DUI statute allows for different ways to charge a DUI even if there is only one incident. For example, a person who took and failed the breath...

Stole at work from customer, police investigated, i admitted & returned merch., fired, been 3.5 weeks, charges? dropped? yes no

If it's a misdemeanor, charges have to be filed within 18 months. Most felonies need to be filed within 3 years. You can call the police to find...