Can restitution be reduce

I seriously doubt that the judge will reduce the restitution amount as there is always the concern that victims be made whole.

Aggregate means that the combined total amount of the theft was 200 thousand. It is not a 3g offense, so there is no minimum sentence to serve. ...

I WAS CHARGED WITH A CLASS A MISSTAMEANA AND I WILL LIKE TO HAVE IT REMOVE FROM MY RECORD IS THAT POSSIBLE ? THANK YOU

If you received a conviction for the misdemeanor, you cannot get it expunged or sealed. If you received a deferred adjudication probation and...

Yes, unfortunately, you have to ask Oklahoma lawyers. It would border on malpractice for Texan lawyers to opine on Oklahoma law, although I...

I'm so worried that my 16 year old daughter might be facing a misdemeanor charge.

At 16, your daughter is a juvenile. I hope that your child fully recovers, however if her brain injury is permanent and renders her incompetent...

Can I get my arrest record closed, as well as my back ground?

If you received a straight probation (i.e. conviction), then you cannot get your record sealed (non-disclosed). If you successfully completed a...

How much time could u get for injurey to child

It depends on the severity of the injuries to the child and the mental state of the actor (person who causes the injury). Texas Penal Code 22.04...

Will I have to pay civil charges if 16 year old was reported run away & had a history of running away at the time of theft?

As a general rule, stores send out requests for payment because they know that most people will probably send in the payment out of intimidation...

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Will it appear on my background check?

It does not appear like there was ever an arrest, so it ought not appear on your record. As to the civil demand for money, that should not have...

I dont really understand the arizona vs gant case , seem to me the passenger is going to jail anyway, can anyone explain it tome

This sounds more like a law school exercise than a real question. Who cares about the applicability of one case or the other. The real question...