What are the chances of khols pressing charges

There is still a chance, but it sounds somewhat unlikely from what you have presented. There is not much you can do but wait and see. You should...

What are the penalties for a assault charge?

If the police are contacted and everyone gives this same version of events, she could be charged with assault 4-DV. "DV" is not a crime, but a...

Can a law enforcement officer question an intoxicated person and trick them into admitting to a crime that didn't happen?

An officer can, in large part, deceive you. Any responses they get when using ruses or legal deceptions are going to be a part of their...

What does this mean: "three counts driving with a license suspended in the first degree"?

3 counts means he was charged for 3 different crimes. Like if he drove on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, each one would be a different crime (or...

Representing yourself is generally a bad idea. However, if that is the route you truly want to go, and you have waived your right to counsel, you...

Can I get my owi charges dropped or reduced?

There are too many factors that go into how a particular charge in a particular area is handled to honestly answer this question. Some prosecutors...

I had a DUI 18 months ago and was reduced to reckless driving, but am having a hard time getting a job. What can I do?

All you can really do at this point is to keep applying. Most applications/interviewers will give you some opportunity to explain the incident, and...

What rights does a person have while awaiting trial on homicide charges? Do juveniles charged as adults have rights?

Yes, you do. The key one you should exercise is the right to an attorney. You can then address your question(s) to them.

Can I get in trouble for something somebody else did?

It is possible. Taking matters into your own hands is usually not the best approach from a legal stand point. Generally, going to your parents, or...

What happens at an arraignment?

They should let you know what you are charged with, ask you how you want to plead (generally "not guilty"), and then set some additional court...