If a defendant appeals his guilty plea, can the state then proceed with all original charges?

You should wait to hear from an Iowa attorney about the law specific to that state, but in general under the scenario you describe the outcome...

How should i get rid of my felony completely?

There is nothing you can do about it now. It sounds as though the agreement you made may have been that if you successfully complete the deferred...

I'm facing a Armed Robbery case. I'm currently on house arrest while the codefendant, who also commited the crime is in jail.

Well, if your posting should happen to come to the attention of the State's Attorney it will greatly increase the probability that you will be...

Can you be detained for violation of probation before you are found guilty of the new charge?

Yes. Your son is facing two different kinds of trouble. He could be charged and prosecuted for marijuana possession. Or he could face a petition...

The law in Illinois is that no conviction, felony or misdemeanor, can be expunged. By very recent amendment, an exception is sometimes possible...

Can a minor (in IL) get in trouble for buying a fake ID off a site for a friend if the friend requested + paid for it.

The general rule that governs your question is called the principal of accountability, and what it says, in essence, is that when several people...

COURT CITATIONS ARE HEARSAY ?

Hearsay issues cannot be resolved in a vacuum. Whether a statement is or is not hearsay depends not only on who has said what but also, and often...

I was recently arrested for aggravated battery

The probability that you will be charged and convicted is increased by posting a confession on a public website where is may be found and used as...

In my experience, no. You will usually have the entire case transferred for jury selection and trial in another county but with the same judge,...

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My ex wife and I agreed on an amount of spousal support. She is now moving in with her boyfriend. Is this ground for appealing?

Whatever your remedy may be it is probably not going to be an appeal. Talk to a family law attorney in your state about your options.