Can i be found guilty of conspiracy to commit grand larceny even if i the person i am with steals and i walk out of parking lot

These facts aren't clear, but conspiracy to commit a crime, only requires an agreement to commit a crime and an act in furtherance of that crime.

Hi I have I live in San Diego ca is it possible that I can reschedule my community service work day because I'm really sick?

You need to contact the program you are involved with, but clearly if you are sick you can't do the community service. If this creates a problem...

Still a little confused

This question is difficult to answer for you because you have incomplete information, but it appear that if he got two years, has 500+ days credit,...

Ihave 2 differnt traffic warrents in 2 different towns collection people contact my can i turn myself in they suspended my dl i

You need to clear the warrants in each jurisdiction. Go to the court and you'll likely have to set up a payment plan if you tickets are in...

Do i have a potential civil lawsuit being a victim of voyerism by a correctional facility employee?

You may. You should consult a plaintiff's attorney in your area.

No bail means he'll stay in jail. In most cases people get a bail amount, even if it is high. However, some people can't bail out, like if they...

You will not have a conviction if you successfully complete, but the record of your arrest will still remain. You won't be able to have that...

Do violent offenders do85%of their time?if so does it start from the first time they went to jail on the charge.

Yes. Hard to tell with the facts you posted. Non-Strike offenses do 50% time and strike offenses do 85% time. You must have some incorrect...

Im a falen and I was wanting to know if I could own a black powder rifle in the state of Kansas

If you are a felon and a black powder rifle is a firearm: NO.

Just received a class b misdemeanor for shoplifting in Texas. Need advice on what to do.

You should hire a lawyer to represent you. Here's the statute: Class B misdemeanors - Texas statute 12.22.: An individual adjudged guilty of...