These are both Class A misdemeanors punishable up to one year in the jail and/or up to a $2500 fine. You're not looking at anything near that. ...

How easy/Hard is it to get a Class A misdemeanor for Bigamy expunged or sealed from my background?

The new expungement statutes are actually very liberal, so it shouldn't be much of a problem. You could probably handle it alone, but an attorney...

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Unknowingly furnishing alcohol to a minor is a "violation" punishable by a fine of not less than $200 and not more than $500 for a first offense. ...

How many contolled buys do police have to do agaist you before they are legally allowed to arrest you

Once is enough, and probably a stroke of good luck. Each buy can be another charge, so ending it soon was a good thing for you. Talk to an attorney...

Judges note in my criminal case: "MC 11/17/14, 14-1644: OR in amt of $1500" What is 14-1644?

Appears to me to be your case number, but I couldn't swear to it.

A qualified attorney would start with attacking the warrant, but don't hold your breath. Probable cause isn't a very high standard to meet....

Hello i was wondering will i go to jail for my first offense of shoplifiting at walmart in arkansas?

As already stated, jail is unlikely. However, even as a first offense, the punishment range is still up to one year in jail and/or up to a $2500...

Can a person fly out of state for a quick visit without a probation officer finding out?

Let's put it this way: if you have to ask whether or not someone can "get away" with something criminal, you shouldn't do it; period. Another...

Can the court increase your charges after arraignment? I know they can lessen them via plea bargain with attorney.

Yes, the state can do anything with your charges at this point. Hire a knowledgable attorney who frequently practices in that court, and do it...

Should I contact the Prosecuting Attorney? How do I ask to get charges lessened and no contact order dropped?

Do not contact the prosecuting attorney directly. First, you need an attorney of your own. These are very serious charges. Second, you cannot...