How long do I have to press charges against someone for domestic violence?
Typically, the prosecutor has 18 months from the date of the offense to charge a person with a misdemeanor and 3 years from the date of the offense...
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Typically, the prosecutor has 18 months from the date of the offense to charge a person with a misdemeanor and 3 years from the date of the offense...
If it isn't expunged, then there is a chance the FBI may learn about it. Ordinarily during a regular company's background check, since this...
It is hard to say as it depends on a variety of things, including how many prior arrests / convictions you have and how many times you have missed...
You should tell your attorney (who, hopefully, is experienced in criminal law), that you should request a recog / I-bond as you were in custody...
Just because he is 13 years old doesn't mean that he can do as he pleases. You can still call the police -- 13 year olds can get charged with...
You can always go to the Circuit Clerk's office and file (1) a notice of motion; and (2) a motion -- to vacate the fine and court costs. However,...
Bottom line -- it's not good for you at all. It sounds as if when you were sentenced, the judge gave you 2 years probation and 150 days in jail,...
There are several reasons that the prosecutor can believe that your brother has violated the conditions of his pre-trial and ask the judge to have...
This is an excellent question. You are correct -- one of the conditions of a person's bond is that the person not leave the State of Illinois...
The easiest thing for you to do is to probably hire an attorney who is experienced in criminal law to handle all this for you. If you want to...