In my experience, it's rare, and that's because of the nature of the charge. Generally speaking, to constitute perjury, there has to be two...

Almost every jurisdiction uses slightly different language when inputting info into their systems. It's not all universal. In your case, I could...

Technically, yes. Realistically, probably not, regardless if the OP was filed civilly or criminally. The answer lies in the wording of your...

Residential burglery and class 2 bruglery?

Commercial burglary, or "regular" burglary is a probationable Class 2, carrying 3 to 7 years. Residential burglary is a non-probationable Class 1,...

I suspect you are the same person who asked a similar question about pregnancy and emancipation (2 words, which to this non-expert, are about as...

"Being sued" typically means civil suit filed, but as you are within the statute of limitations, you could be facing criminal charged as well. If...

If a minor becomes pregnant are they able to seek out emancipation?

I would guess the answer would depend on the age and maturity of the minor, regardless of whether they are (or were?) pregnant. This is not a...

Class 4 Felony Case was Dismissed Pursuant to a Pretrial Diversion Agreement. Can Restitution still Owed be sent to Collections?

I believe you are wrong to think that you entered into this agreement with the State only , and not the court. Here's the pertinent language of...

Should I contest my speeding ticket?

Almost anything could conceivably be "grounds to fight the ticket." The better question, however, is whether those grounds constitute a winning...

What should I do about a ticket for overspeeding with individual bond, a court date, but not required to appear

As Mr. Hoffman explained, the $140 bond has nothing to do with your ticket. That's just the arbitrary monetary amount on the bond, which may be an...