How can u get a county to revoke you probation sooner rather then later.

There really is not much you can do to have the revocation expedited. Why do you wish that this happens now, rather than later?

Yes, sure they can. I would speak to your attorney about the situation before proceeding forward and signing anything. Good luck to you.

If you purchase something with a credit card and it gets stolen do you still have to pay for it?

The answer is yes. Otherwise, thefts would be effectively encouraged in a way as a way of evading credit card obligations. Did you file a police...

I would call a bail bondsman in Charlotte County and ask him or her to look into it. Good luck to you and your brother.

Can I sue my ex during my divorce for making false accusations against me to the law costing me a conviction and huge fines?

I am not licensed to practice law in Oregon, so I would respect the answers of any experienced attorney from Oregon who responds. My answer is...

What is the effective range/distance of an "Emergency Parking Only" sign posted along the shoulder of a freeway/highway?

What was the emergency may be a better question to ask in this situation. Why were you pulled over and was it an emergency?

Would this constitute aggravated perjury ? NO criminal past at all, defendant got lid at 365 in County + 5 years probation

Were the statements made under oath? If so, it may be perjury. Often, I find, judges allow victims to vent or have a cathartic experience in...

The estimate of one to 1.5 years seems about right. As to whether your felony charges are even eligible for reduction to misdemeanors, it is tough...

When I was 17, I had a shoplifting incident at Macy's - CA. Is this on my juv record/ ntl theft database/etc and can I remove?

I think you are referring to the National Retail Theft Database. This is a voluntary list put together by different individual retailers. Any...

Will I stop getting section 8?

I think you have posted this question about five times. I will change the category to landlord-tenant law per Mr. Shapiro's suggestion.