If your on bond for one case and you miss a court for a separate case that places a warrant out will I be able to post bond

You are able to be on two (or more) bonds at once. What Chris was trying to explain to you is that making all court dates is a standard condition...

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Is attempt of impersonation a peace officer a felony or misdemeanor. 2nd degree. Juvenile court

Impersonation of a Peace Officer is a class 6 felony, as is Attempted Impersonation of a Peace Officer. See CRS 18-8-112. There are no degrees to...

Husband plead guilty to dwai and awaiting judgment day in June. Has been offered a job offer in a different state, can we move ?

Mr. Anaya is correct. I only wanted to add that the other determining factor is whether there's a jail sentence or work release sentence to be...

If your under the influence of a valium at the time of giving a statement to an officer can you be held a credible witness

Credibility of a witness is usually a question for the jury to decide, so it's unlikely that merely being under the influence of Valium will keep...

As the others have already told you, no ethical lawyer would agree to represent both of you. That said, there's nothing wrong with asking your...

Misdameanor supervised probation question

There are 10 county court (ie misdemeanor) judges in El Paso County, and how best to resolve your case depends on which judge put you on probation...

Assuming that you haven't already had your court date, I thought I would answer the unanswered portion of your question: what to expect. Given...

What to expect after going back to court for a traffic warrant

From what you've described, I'm guessing you resolved the case a while ago by way of plea bargain and had a revocation date in November that you...

Can the victim be charged after the fact

To be honest, I think Chris' answer to this question is the best one. It is unlikely that the DA would turn around and charge the victim, but it is...

I am the victim of felony domestic violence and was never notified of court.

I don't think there's much you can do. Under 17-17-11, the prosecutor should have given you an opportunity to express your opinion about the...