I have a assault dv and have not been in trouble in 14years what can happen? how much time can i get?

What could happen to you depends on the nature of the charge; if it's a gross misdemeanor, it is punishable by up to a year in jail, a $5000 fine,...

Police officer lied in his official statement about what was said. Is there anything I can do about it.

It sounds like you should contact a lawyer who is familiar with both the charges and the court. Sounds like you have some issues with the case,...

Criminal Trespass

It depends in part on what degree of trespass you are charged with - First or Second Degree. Theoretically, you could be charged with First Degree...

I violated probation with a dui

It depends in part when you got the Neg 1, and whether it was initially filed as a DUI. If your Neg 1 probationary period is over, you have no...

How long does a misdemeanor drug charge and a misdemeanor petty theft charge stay on a background check for employment purposes?

Be aware that you can only vacate ONE misdemeanor in your lifetime according to Washington law. In general, you can only vacate the most recent...

Indecent exposure charges

To answer your first questions, it depends on who the exposure was to. Typically, it's a simple misdemeanor (up to 90 days jail, $1000 fine). If...

Im in jail for a probation violation (dirty ua)Im scheduled to go to TX 10/25 is there any way I can be released till then I hav

Usually this is possible, but not in all cases. It partly depends on what court you are dealing with, what kind of treatment you are seeking, and...

Does witnessing officer have to issue citation.

It is legal in most cases, yes. But it does present difficulties for the prosecution to get a "committed" finding, as there are some difficulties...

Malicious michief

You really should consult an attorney about this; while it may seem like a minor issue to you, a malicious mischief charge is a gross misdemeanor,...

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Can someone be charged with DV if two sisters were arguing in one's yard?

Yes, they can be charged with DV in that instance. The older sister's desire that the younger not be charged is not dispositive, although it may...