The question is whether there was a valid order on the day you are accused of violating it. What happens to the order later is irrelevant.

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Clearly charges have now been filed. You need an attorney. The ruling of "no probable cause" by the judge at the initial hearing ONLY means...

You need an attorney. These two infractions will cause your license to be suspended. They will also send your insurance rates through the roof. ...

The condition can be interpreted to be "don't have any contact with lawn Forssman, where you are the subject of any investigation." A judge can't...

Has the case been reviewed by a prosecutor and formally charged in court? If not, I would not get too hung up on what the officer thinks you...

Written notification is not required. A witness can testify that they verbally notified someone that there were excluded fromthe property and that...

Here is what everyone should know when they come into contact with the police. You have Constitutional Rights designed to protect you from false...

It depends. If the prior offenses were not Class A felonies and he has been crime free (felony or misdemeanor) the prescribed period of time, the...

Once the charges are filed the Statute of Limitations is no longer relevant. It sounds like the charges were filed 18 days after the incident. ...

"Retract" is generally used to mean "making a new statement saying you lied or was mistaken in the first statement." If you did in fact lie in the...