Would a written warning violate my terms of release?
It should not effect your sentence, but could conceivably alter the terms and conditions of release, probation, parole, etc.
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It should not effect your sentence, but could conceivably alter the terms and conditions of release, probation, parole, etc.
Yes, a landlord can drive by your house (the property he owns and/or manages).
The DA, Court and probation will look at all the reports/information regarding sentencing, but the ranges will be determined by the charge(s) to...
Yes, you can get into trouble for this kind of contact. If you had put the original letter in the mail (and she was "OK" with it) that might have...
It is tough to answer your question without more facts. With a serious injury to a child I think jail is a possibility, but perhaps not if the...
We'd have to know a lot more specifics to give you much help. Generally, folks can't do anything violating your civil rights, like making decisions...
I'm reposting this so the good folks in Adoption can weigh in.
In Colorado, the age of consent is 17. Colorado statute, however, provides close-in-age exceptions, which allow those 15 and 16 to engage in sex...
You can discipline your child "reasonably" and we are increasingly in an environment where a belt is very unlikely to ever be considered reasonable...
it is possible to get the charges dropped, or reduced, but you will likely have to show up in Court tomorrow and present proof of insurance to do...