What is the punishment for a 16 year old who was involved in robbery and it’s their first crime?
There isn't a "one size fits all" resolution. He might get juvenile probation, he could be sent to the Division of Juvenile Justice (formerly known...
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There isn't a "one size fits all" resolution. He might get juvenile probation, he could be sent to the Division of Juvenile Justice (formerly known...
There isn't a "one size fits all" resolution. He might get juvenile probation, he could be sent to the Division of Juvenile Justice (formerly known...
It's difficult to follow your question, but it's unlikely the charges will just go away. If you don't show up in court, you'll face additional...
If your note appears threatening in any way, you might create problems for yourself. If you don't want to receive mail from him, just send a letter...
If you were publicly consuming an alcoholic beverage in a car, parked or not, there may be local ordinances that prohibit possession of open...
I'm sure the consultation also included advice to exercise your right to remain silent. Posting specific, identifying details on the internet isn't...
Yes, they can question you, especially since it appears you were considered a witness to a crime.
The court clerk can answer your questions. Nobody on this website has that information.
Stay away from the police station. The cops are interested in getting you convicted, not helping you. Your lawyer will get police reports.
Yes, the offense can be reduced to a misdemeanor. The real question is whether a judge WILL actually do it. You can increase your chances by hiring...
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