Pawned a stolen gun without knowing it was stolen, can we be charged?

A person can be charged with a crime as long as their is a chain of evidence showing they might have committed a crime. When a charge requires...

How do I properly fire my Public Defender? I dont feel I was represented right. My case is in Cassia County. Burley, ID.

Two ways: 1. Hire private counsel. That attorney can file into the case and take over. 2. Let the judge know that you no longer want a PD. ...

The ISP labs routinely test residue amounts of substances on cases here in Ada County. All the relevant police department has to do is send it to...

Will I get arrested later or a warrant for my arrest after a cop leaves and didn’t charge me or give me a citation or anything?

First off, criminal charges are not about whether or not someone has done something wrong. Criminal charges are about "evidence" which is not...

How can I be charged with contempt on the service of a Protection Order

You need to hire counsel or ask the court to appoint counsel. Contempt has two versions in Idaho, both of which might carry jail time. And I...

Would a bondsman come from Tennessee to Idaho to get someone the bond was 7,000. 700 of that was paid over aggravated assault ch

There is no way for us to know. The way bond works, in Idaho, is the defendant pays a fee to the bond agent, usually 10% of the full bail...

How do I obtain proof probation was completed?

Your sentencing document likely states the term of the probation, like Feb 4, 2014, through Feb 4, 2016. For misdemeanor probation that’s pretty...

They can tell you they are fining you. You can refuse to pay. They can attempt to hold you in breach of your lease, and pursue an...

Can I contest an eviction from landlord when his lease violation ruined our horse business and threatened wife’s health

A three day notice would typically involve a landlord claiming that the tenant is in breach in some manner - usually nonpayment of rent. A three...

You can’t be forced to settle. A settlement would typically require either your signature on certain paperwork, or a record made in court where...