Since we don't know the details of your case, it's impossible to answer all of the possible outcomes. The current age of the offender matters. ...

The remedy for a wrongful conviction is an appeal. Appeals have time limits (as short as 30 days for some appeals) and he needs to act fast. If...

Yes, you can file a police report. What happens from there is up to the police and the prosecutor. It sounds like the Statute of Limitations (3...

I'm not sure if you are asking whehter you can get criminal charges transferred to a different county or if you can choose what county investigates...

What could happen is up to 364 days in jail, $5000 fine and 2 years of probation on the new charges. He is also in violation of his DUI probation...

A charge that occurred prior to sentencing is not a violation of the terms of the suspended sentence (or probation). With regards to what will...

Yes, although it might be difficult to prove who was driving. Hire a traffic ticket attorney.

The alleged victim has no control over whether charges are filed or dismissed. She can definitely let the prosecutor (usually through the victim...

If criminal charges were filed in court, that will show up in the state court database. It will also show that the charge was dismissed. You can...

You my have a lot of good options. A motion to dismiss for violation of the Statute of Limitaitons is not one of them. If the charge was filed...