Olathe, KS
Criminal defense Lawyer at Olathe, KS
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +5 more
People can say anything they like. Whether a prosecutor, judge, or jury will believe them may be another question. Most cases are decided on the...
Yes, a wop'ed charge can be added at a later date. The prosecutor may have to ask permission of the court but it is usually granted. Discuss all...
It certainly could result in a motion to revoke your probation. Assuming you are clean get another one done immediately. If it is clean it could...
No, I afraid not. This rumor goes around almost every year.
You trust your attorney in each state. You must be open and honest with them if you want good results. There is no way an attorney can tell you...
Not automatically, but it is very possible you will get a motion to revoke. Keep reporting, talk to your probation officer, talk to your attorney....
Generally the demanding state, Florida in this instance, has 90 days to get a governor's warrant here. Obviously something else is happening. ...
Generally the statute of limitations in Kansas is five years.
Hire an attorney immediately. If they attempt to forfeit there is a time limitation on your response or you lose the property.
It could help. Make it up immediately. Talk to your probation officer. Perhaps they will be satisfied.
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