Is securing the execution of a document by deception a state jail felony?

Ms. Foley is correct. The punishment ranges break down as follows: State Jail - 180 days to 2 years in state jail, 3rd degree - 2 - 10 years...

15 year old supposedly takes wallet

You absolutely need to hire an attorney. Do not confirm or confess to anything without first consulting with one. The police are just doing their...

What kind of assualt does this constitute?

Ms. Foley is correct. The DA's office is who decides what charges are to be brought based on the evidence available. That doesn't mean that is...

I have a cour hearing out of state for a bad check. Misdameanor Can i have an attourney represent me without appearing myself

In some very special circumstances, there are some judges that allow you appearance to be waived. These are few and far between. When talking to...

What kind of Plea Bargain can I get? or How can I get this dropped all together?

You dont plea guilty to the police. You probably confessed. You need an attorney to work out a deal with the district attorney and then plea to...

Was it a public intox or a DWI? It will affect your application process but it is impossible for us to tell what the PT schools are looking for. ...

If 3 people were in a vehicle that was pulled over & searched and 1/4 gram of meth was found in the back seat. Who gets charged?

They still have to affirmatively link you to the contraband, but this can be done through a myriad of circumstances. You are going to need an...

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What time is he looking at?

When one is adjudicated by the court, they are exposed to the maximum amount of time that offense is punishable by. In this case, he is exposed to...

Can dwi (1st) after conviction be transferred to another county and be able to enter the "new" county's divert program?

Not quite sure I understand your question. Are you serving straight probation and looking to get into a PTD-type program in another county? Or...

I am wondering about a previous felony arrest I had and whether I completed deferred adjudication as set by the court.

Depending on the type of charge, you might never be eligible to purchase a weapon ever again under federal law. What was the charge?