What to do if someone else is using my S.S. number

A person who uses someone else's social security number in Kansas is comitting a felony. You need to report it for fear that his income could be...

I have a friend he's an illegal immigrant,he got pulled over for speeding and driving without a liscense what's going to happen?

Speeding can usually be paid by mail, but not always. Driving without a license is a generic description and could refer to several different...

Can the prosecutor "refile" a probation revocation on the exact same matter after the judge has already previously dismissed it?

There is a decent argument that the prosecutor has had her chance and that the judge should not allow her another bite at the apple. However...

Worst Consequences and lightest consequences of petty theft?

I do not know why this was listed under "juvenile." If you were 18 when the crime is alleged to have occured it is not a juvenile case. Assuming...

Yes, people can be extradited for misdemeanor offenses. It is unusual, but if the demanding state wants to come get you they can. If arrested on...

18, scared about what possible charges I could face for petty theft

Nothing on your record a thegt approximately 50 dollars is a class a misdemeanor. A class a misdemeanor to be punished by up to 1 year in the...

A kiss on the lips of a child, without the intention is a sexual crime?

No a simple kiss without an intention to arouses or satisfy the sexual desires of the adult or child or both is not a sexual crime. Unfortunately...

WHAT TO DO WHEN SOMEONE ELSE IS USING MY S.S. NUMBER FOR EMPLOYMENT ?

Using someone else's ssn is a felony in Kansas, identity theft. You can report it to your local police or prosecutor.

I'm on supervised bond I hve no job. Will they revoke my bond if I can't afford to pay for my drug screen test?

First, discuss the matter with your attorney. He should be able to file a motion to get you off of bond supervision. Second, make sure you call...

Is it illegal to just be a human being?

It is going to depend on why the officer is asking you questions. Remember you have a right to silence. You cannot be charged for refusing to...