If we took 2 phones from someone that were already stolen can we get charged with robbery?

If you snatched them from this person, you could be charged with robbery. Otherwise, you could be charged with theft by taking. If they are...

Wa victim/witness advocate and i want to drop charges against him.i already know to go to da office.an sign a wavier of

It does not mean that charges will automatically be dropped. A prosecutor will review the case and may want to discuss your request with you. ...

What type of sentence would i be looking at for cashing and printing checks

I suspect you have been charged with 1st Degree Forgery for cashing the checks. If memory serves me correctly, you can get 10 years for each check...

Battery charge.

What the prosecutor told you is correct. However, whether you should take this option is an entirely different question than whether you qualify...

My husband is being charged with 2 aggravated assault charges.

The reason he does not have a bond is most likely due to his prior conviction. The State is likely going to move to revoke his probation/parole on...

Your friend can get a bond if he meets the criteria for bond. He has to show that he is not a threat to the victim, not a threat to any person or...

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My friend has charges against her right now for printing and cashing fake checks what is she facing now

Printing and/or cashing a fake check is forgery, a felony regardless of the dollar amount.

Will I be drug tested on probation for a non-related drug charge?

It doesn't matter what you are on probation for. If the judge made random drug screens a condition of your probation, you could be tested at any...

Is a 17 consider an adult when he is going to be tried as an adult in a simple battery trial?

I agree with Mr. Steakley's answer. I write only to add that the judge did not emancipate your daughter's boyfriend with the "piece of paper"...

Chances of prosecution

If there is proof that you took possession of the texts (such as by saving them, etc.), you could potentially be prosecuted. Moreover, don't think...