What is the diffference between "dismissed without prejudice" vs "dismissed with prejudice"? and does either one come up later?

Dismissal without prejudice means that it can be raised again. With prejudice means that it cannot. Dismissal with prejudice is final.

Was this a rightfull arrest . And can that deputy sherriff come into another county and take me to jail.

The arrest may or may not be lawful, since you hve not stated what the reason for the arrest was. It seems like the force used to arrest you was...

go to the Court prior to the deadline and ask for an extension. If you can pay part of the fine(s) it helps to have paid some, or have a good...

Can the public school district I work for sue me if I leave mid-year?

You really need to consult a labor attorney, but to me this sounds as though you may no longer be able to do your job due to anxiety and/or mental...

How do I fix a bench warrant that was issued due to unpaid ticket fines?

A failure to appear will likely result in a warrant from the Traffic Court. Your best move is to go to the Traffic Court and have them recall the...

Underage drinking and driving. Parent responsibility.

Generally they are not responsible if they did not provide the alcohol or know or agree to allow the minors to drink at their home. If the alcohol...

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I turn myself in on 1/4/13 for a 30 day sentence and i have a credit of 8 days how many days will i still serve in LA County ?

Not many (if any additional days). Less than 7.

You need to hire an attorney, and you can arrange with your attorney to make a statement to the DA on the case (or to the police). The attorney...

My 18 yr son got cought shoplifting under 25 dll,police was call and gave him a ticket wort 400 dll ,the store send a letter

I would guess that your son was caught shoplifting at a department store that hires a civil firm to collect the "cost" of dealing with your son. ...

Is it legal for me,(17 yr old) to live with my 18 year old boyfriend and his parents if i can get permission from my mom?

You are a minor, and unless you are emancipated (declared an adult by a court) or you turn 18 you are still the responsibility of your parent(s). ...