The real question isn't: can you apply for early termination, the real question is: will you be successful in getting your probation terminated...

F u have an aggravated battery no gun discharge by probation & hv bn charged w possession by felon r u eligible 4 probation

Why are you asking this question again? #1: I answered it last night, and to remind you, as charged, there is a mandatory pen time sentence...

F u had an aggravated battery not gun related discharged by probation & now charged with a uuw by felon r u eligible 4 probation

No. UUW by a Felon carries mandatory pen time, from 2 to 10 years, and 3 to 14 years on the low end, up to 10 to 40 years on the high end. The...

How can you get charge with a crime you never did?

It sounds like you may have inadvertently entered a plea of guilty to a charge you didn't know about. For example, you may have been offered a...

What can I do about a residential burglary charge when I was living at the resident and have keys to the place?

The best answer to "What can I do about...," or "What should I do..." type questions is this: Consult a lawyer. If you have a defense, the lawyer...

What if a person is wrongfully convicted of a crime. Where it is evident that the defendant was not properly respresented?

Any error that is alleged to have occurred at trial, including ineffective assistance of counsel, is something that is raised on appeal. ...

DV Victim Pleads the 5th

Your typical DV case does not usually involve a victim with a 5th amendment privilege. That situation usually occurs when someone is charged, and...

If I go to court in California and I'm giving probation would I have to sit in jail into they transfer my probation to Chicago

Transfers of probation are fairly routine. Typically, if you get probation in this state, and want to transfer it to another state, usually the...

If there is a warrant out for an arrest and I volunteer to turn myself in...what happens if I don't do it??

What will happen? Eventually he will get picked up on the warrant, and he'll sit until he makes bond. What are his options? He can either...

Burglary committed in a "place of worship" is a Class 1 felony, 4 to 15 years. Not sure if the judge can run them consecutive, but with all those...