How long can they hold someone with out a witness

The state can often prove its case without a victim using other admissible evidence. He can be held until he pleas or has a trial.

He may be able to get the case dismissed, or reduced to a misdemeanor, or he could receive felony probation or prison time. If the police had...

My boyfriend was sentence to 3yrs in prison for illegal substance and DDLY CONDUCT. He has been in jail for 1yr and 3 months.

He is already parole eligible unless there was an affirmative finding of a deadly weapon, which would require him to do at least two years of his...

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Can you do jail time for having 5 molly pills on you are they

It depends on what you are calling a molly. Typically a molly is MDMA (ecstasy), which is illegal. It is a felony to possess MDMA. This makes you...

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Can I fight this MIP?

Of course you can. But most attorneys will charge you more to take the case to trial than work out a plea bargain. At trial you are also risking a...

R.O.P. options? What could the judge do to my fiancé???

He can extend her for up to ten years. Or he can convict her and time serve her. If she's got a good lawyer, she's in good hands.

How can yu get something removed from your criminal history its not a felony

Yes. It depends on how the case was disposed of. If it was dismissed or you were acquitted at trial, you can have the case expunged. If you...

Silly question but just curious - Does the state governor have the ability to expunge my record or at least seal it?

The governor does not have the authority to do this. All he could do is grant a pardon, which is extremely unlikely at this point.

Shoplifting charges if there was no exit from store?

You don't have to leave the store to be charged with shoplifting. Most people are detained before they make it out of the store. Unfortunately,...

Is a D.A. legally able to keep me from a trial I demanded to prove my innocence for five and a half years?

Your attorney needs to file a motion for a speedy trial. He should know how to do this.