An a prosecutor tell you you can't file aggravated burglary charge because you waited
The prosecutor makes the final decision on whether or not to file criminal charges. Waiting 2 months to file a police report is likely the reason...
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The prosecutor makes the final decision on whether or not to file criminal charges. Waiting 2 months to file a police report is likely the reason...
Can he be charged? It's possible. Age of consent is 16. Your nephew needs to remain silent and not answer any questions. It's not clear at this...
Can't make any accurate predictions on what may happen without more information. It depends on many factors. You need to speak to a criminal...
I'm re-directing to your question to immigration category.......................
Can she get in trouble? It's possible, but can't make any predictions on what may actually happen. Do not post any further incriminating statements...
Changing the question category to family law..........................................
Can't predict how much time you may receive without more information. Suggesting contacting a criminal lawyer in your area to review and discuss...
It's possible, but highly unlikely. Allegations of perjury are common in family law issues, but actual prosecution are pretty rare.
Your efforts to contact the PD by phone are not sufficient. You are ricking an arrest at any moment. Find a way to communicate with your PD...
Typically means the case has been completed or resolved, thus it does not make sense he was released on a PR bond. There may be more to the story...