You should talk to a lawyer about representing you. If you told lies to the police you could be charged with a crime. If you have received a...

It will e up to the sheriff. An expungement has an exception for law enforcement. Double check with your attorney to see if you have to disclose....

Unfortunately you are not in control. The state has filed charges against him. Only the state can dismiss those charges. You are considered a...

Unfortunately without reading all the reports and watching video and talking with your boyfriend it is not possible to give a legal opinion of...

The penalty can be for up to one year in jail and/or a fine of up to $2,500.00 if the charge is a misdemeanor.

Unfortunately the statute of limitations is 5 years in Kansas. Talk to a local criminal defense attorney to see if there is anything that can be...

Generally a person does not go to jail for misdemeanor theft. Even if convicted they usually receive probation. It may be possible to avoid a...

You can go to trial to argue your case to the judge. You can represent yourself or hire an attorney.

The statute of limitations in Kansas is five years. They must file charges within that time or (usually) it becomes too late. Unfortunately when...

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Usually a person has to serve 80% of his sentence before he is released on post release supervision. It is possible that a person can lose good...