Will i go to prison for my first felony offence? more than 1 gram of cocaine but less than 4 grams.

The answer will depend on the county in which you have been charged, as well as any criminal history you may have had as a juvenile, but given your...

I plead no contest to assault with bodily injury to a family member, can I get it expunged

No, you are not eligible to expunge your conviction for assault when there is a finding of family violence. If you had an attorney, you should...

What can my fiance expect to get when he goes to court for duty on striking hwy fixture class B misdemeanor?

The State has two years from the date of the offense to charge your husband with DWI (assuming he's never been charged with DWI before), so if two...

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Can two people be charged for the same controlled substance found in a household?

You don't say where you both were when the officer asked for the substance, but if you were inside your residence or a vehicle, it is certainly...

If a criminal case were made when I was under 18 and dropped, can it ever be accessed by anyone?

You may want to run a background check on yourself to see if anything comes up. There are many providers with varying levels of prices and services.

Detective investigating my ex wife for identity theft asked for her phone #. i told him i would have her call him.

Yes, he can subpoena you to testify before the grand jury. If you receive such a subpoena, you should visit with an attorney to ensure that you do...

Can i have my dwi expunged from my record?

There is no option that would allow you to remove a DWI from your record, unless you can get the governor to grant you a pardon right before he...

I have an assault family member in 2010 and next year will make 5 years and i want this off my background someway.

You should have been told by your attorney, before the plea, that you would never be able to have this matter removed from your criminal history...

Can a person get indicted by the Grand Jury before he appears in court?

It is typical to indict someone without having them appear in court to respond to the charges, so this defendant's case is not unusual. However,...

I'm really confused on the whole deferred adjudication thing.

Deferred adjudication is a type of probation in which you are not found guilty, and as long as you complete your probation successfully (i.e., do...