Your former employer cannot file charges. Only the prosecuting attorney has the power to do that. The statute of limitations on these type of...

As Mr. Earl correctly notes, this is more complicated than a simple "yes" or "no." No the prosecutor could not simply admit this statement as...

A business has the right to exclude anyone from their property for any reason, as long as that reason isn't protected by the law or Consititution...

It is really hard to guess what will happen. Every case is different. A lot depends on the facts of the new case and his "criminal history." ...

Warrants don’t go away with time. If you want to get rid of a warrant you have to go to court.

Any plea deal would be in writing and filed with the plea paperwork. If either side violates a plea agreement it can be grounds to withdraw the...

It's impossible to guess what the likely outcomes of your case are without knowing all of the facts and all of your criminal history. Your attorney...

For a misdemeanor, what usually happens is that probation reports this to the court and the court sets a hearing. If you don’t show up for the...

You do need an attorney. If you can't afford one you should see about qualifying for a public defender. You seem to be very confused about the...

Sounds like you figured out the answer on your own. Failure to appear at the hearing will likely result in a warrant for your arrest. Call your...