Call your attorney and house arrest officer and ask. It will be up to the officer or ultimately the judge.

A mistrial is not a dismissal. The prosecutor does not have to refile the charges. While it seems suspicious witnesses often change their...

You will need to talk to a Missouri lawyer. I suspect Missouri will have similar requirements.

It is up to the parole board, but a new conviction is a violation of the terms of his parole. It is something he needs to talk about with his...

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It depends on your local judge. You will need an attorney anyway so find one today, hire him and see if he can get the warrant set aside.

If it is a no trespassing order he can go to the court and ask to have it lifted. If it is a PFA then you have violated it by talking to him and...

If the case is in Johnson County District Court I doubt if the prosecutor cares very much that you don't want to testify. They usually do not. If...

Yes, it is a crime. Whether she will file a report is one thing. Whether a police officer or prosecutor is willing to file charges is another.

You can certainly argue that to the judge, but i would be shocked if the position won. You will have to go to court to make the argument. Once...

If the prosecutor wants to they can charge it as felony possession of marijuana. If you are luck it stays as a misdemeanor. Review this with your...