As already said, go to court asap as a court will usually issue a warrant for failing to appear. So don't wait. Put the case on calendar, a PD will...

yes, but you need to wait out the statute of limitations. case could potentially still be prosecuted so long as within the proper time frames....

Place the case back on calendar requesting to modify probation. When the case is put on calendar, someone from the PD's office will talk to you....

A stay usually means the court is putting a pause on a condition pending completion, in your case, of the program. So if a violation occurs the...

Yes, there's ways and/or different options to avoid doing jail time in situations like yours. I also suggest you reach out to a criminal defense...

Ask your attorney to reach out to the prosecutors office and verify if body cam or surveillance footage is available. You'll be able to verify the...

Not necessarily. If the investigation reveals concrete evidence suggesting that unlawful or illegal activity/act occurred, I do not see how the...

Yes, a warrant is typically issued when an individual fails to appear in court. In some cases, the court may place a hold on the warrant if there...

Judicial diversion is indeed a possibility; however, its issuance and approval is at the discretion of the court. The court will assess whether you...

All we can say is request a public defender when you go to court. Once appointed, explain the situation to them and see what they say. They will...