It means the charged drug is alleged to be categorized as a schedule 1 substance and the amount alleged makes it a second degree felony. If there...

You should file a police report. Companies have insurance that will likely reimburse them for this fraud. And then if they get reimbursed, they...

Although tempting as it may be, this is not a good idea. You want to keep "clean hands" so that the focus is on the bullying rather than your...

Of course she can call the police and ask for help. If they are breaking the law, the parental relationship is not a defense.

technically yes, but it won't do anything. The only way to get the case dismissed is to convict the state to dismiss. If the state will not...

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A conviction is permanent and will stay on your record forever, unless you can legally get it sealed.

The Judge will not revoke your bond for the first positive test, but you need to test negative from here on out to avoid a bond reduction.

The above answers are correct. This is a second-degree felony with a punishment range of 2 to 20.

The judge will likely put bond conditions in place that require you to be drug tested. However, they will see the levels going down if you do not...

No. Double jeopardy does not apply here.