Generally speaking, it is one year from the offense date for a misdemeanor and three years for a felony (RSMo 556.036). There are other factors...

Will I serve time for violating unsupervised probation that I have in one county for a charge that is in another county?

That will be up to the Judge. You need to hire an aggressive criminal defense attorney in your area. They will know the court and Judge best. Also,...

I am on parol and I jus got three tickets dwi drug paraphnelia and drivin without plates in a friends car all misdemeanors

It really depends what you are on parole for and your parole requirements. I've had clients on federal parole get a DWI and they only end up...

I had a DUI in Missouri, according to some sources since I am a driver in Kansas. Will I also lose my privilege in Kansas?>

I would need to know more information. Where did you receive the first DUI or DWI? What was the final outcome of the first case. Generally...

While you may have had a diversion and you are really only referring to the criminal cases. The very first thing police generally look at on their...

Can I be charged with a class B felony entrapment with intent to bodily injury?

It is never a good idea to share specific or personal details regarding anything on an online forum like this. Call a criminal defense lawyer and...

Can I be revoked in Kansas after my probation has ended?

Most likely, yes she can. You need to hire an aggressive and experienced criminal defense attorney to represent you in your probation revocation....

Unless you were charged with a crime, this is a civil matter. You write the owner or corporation and see if they will un-ban you. You could also...

If I get a lawyer to represent me on traffic warrant cases and initially had bonds on all of them, should I have to pay bond

It sounds like you're really asking..."If I hire a lawyer, can they prevent me from paying a bond in the first place, but still have warrants...

Can my parole/probation officer order me to pay a private collections agency?

Mr. Fry is absolutely correct. You should get them paid ASAP and let your P & P officer know you plan to do so in accordance with his/her request.