Change a plea deal??
While it's possible to change your plea deal until accepted by the judge, you should consider this very carefully and discuss it at length with...
Chicago, IL
Civil rights Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Civil Rights, Expungement
While it's possible to change your plea deal until accepted by the judge, you should consider this very carefully and discuss it at length with...
I suggest hiring an attorney to help you through this. Your son is young and a conviction of this kind will potentially follow him for the rest of...
Pursuant to the Illinois Human Rights Act, if an Illinois employer asks if you have ever been convicted of a crime, you can say "no" if your record...
I suggest contacting a criminal defense attorney experienced in moving violations for a free consult (many are free of charge). Thereafter, you...
The burden of proof that you had the "mens rea" or mental state to steal from the complainant is on the prosecutor's shoulder and must be proven...
Stating that you are on parole implies that you were convicted of committing a crime. If so, you should have a form indicating the conditions of...
While it's understandable that you want to handle this in your own, the manual is not the law, rather, the relevant statute and case law comprise...
Try to find a criminal defense attorney before your first court date to help you through this and to look out for your best interest. A lot...
This appears to be an employment law issue, as no criminal law issue is raised. I will send this to the emplyment/labor section. Good luck.
Yes, you can be charged again so long as the statute of limitations hasn't lapsed, which it appears it has not. You should hire an attorney to...