. I have a warrant from a traffic ticket I forgot to pay. So I have a warrant butnhave to meet my po tomorrow

The warrant should go away when you pay it off. Also, most PO's will not give you a hard time about traffic warrants as long as you resolve...

If someone w an sis charge commits a felony assault and is sentenced to 5 yrs, how much time will b served

It depends on the type of assault. Assault 1st degree is an 85 % charge, which means if sentenced to DOC the defendant has to do at least 85%...

We cannot answer this on this type of forum. Only his attorney knows for sure. It depends on the specifics of the case and his criminal history. ...

Can I ask a person to drop their rape charges when I know they're lying?

I'm in agreement with Mr. Fleis here. You could certainly talk to her about it. Ask her what happened, etc. But any attempt to pressure her into...

Can i move out of state with a friend while on probation

You CANNOT and SHOULD NOT move without telling your PO. Probation gets transferred to different states all the time but your PO needs to be kept...

That's hard to tell. We need more information. Usually there are not many entries for a probation violation unless there is an alleged violation...

Can I dismiss the charges on my son?

You cannot drop the charges. You did not charge him the prosecuting attorney did. You can make your wishes known though to the prosecuting...

What will happen if I go back to court on a shoplifting charge without a lawyer it is my second offense

Please get an attorney. You should not be put in jail as long as you show up. But if you do not get an attorney the bigger issue is that you may...

Depends if she is on bond or on probation. If on bond, she could get pulled off her bond and put in jail. If on probation, her probation could...

legal method the prosecutor use to give a witness a sentence reduction for cooperating in an unrelated murder investigation

The prosecutor and the defendant's attorney would work out a deal. The witness would then be writted in to testify at trial. The defendant's...