I was robbed at gunpoint on Monday, I am scared,can't quit my job,but feel as I'm gonna have a heart attach

I am afraid this is not really a criminal law question. I am not sure it is a legal question at all. If it is a legal question the topic shoulod...

If I have a criminal trespassing and criminal damage charges can they be dropped?

Yes, the charges can be dropped, but that is a decision the prosecutor will have to make. It is unusual for the prosecutor to simply drop charges...

Will my boyfriend be charged with domestic violence?

If you have been asked to go to court the decision has already been made by the district attorney's office. He is being chardged with something. ...

I have been ticketed in Douglas Co. Kansas for circumventing interlock, Now finding out their are 2 types of same charge?

There are a number of different ways this behavior can be charged. One is 8-1017; This is a class A misdemeanor. It covers both actually...

Driving while (unknowingly) suspended, while on probation

You need to speak with your DUI attorney immediately. Driving while suspended is not a simple traffic infraction but a class B misdemeanor (higher...

16 year old. Missed probation. What are consequences and how long will he be in detention?

That is really a question the judge will have to decide. Without knowing all the particulars of the case, including the original charge, the plea,...

My son was tried as an adult, and when he went to court. the person assaulted said it wasn't him. Took him back to juvenile

You should try to work with the lawyer, but if that does not give results you can always hire an attorney to represent your son. The mere fact...

16 yr. old missed his probation meeting. How long will be in Detention?

With some luck he miay see the judge on Friday, but that is up to the court. Check with his attorney on the case. That lawyer will have a better...

Kansas is not a points state. However you are correct, you want to avoid moving violations. You can try to negotiate with the prosecutor or hire...

What's the consequences of pleaing no contest to your first disorderly conduct charge?

If you plead no contest you will be found guilty. The penalty in state court can be a fine of up to $500.00 and/or 30 days in jail. Usually a...