I changed the practice area to employment law. At this stage it is not a criminal issue. Certainly could get there, but you should speak with an...

Realistically you'd need to consult directly with a criminal defense attorney to get a complete answer. The short answer is that it would be most...

Every court has oddly named hearings. Most of the time (especially recently related to the pandemic) Review Hearings and Status Conferences are...

The only way to answer would be to pull every Home Invasion 2nd conviction in the past decade plus from the county and average it out. However...

Similar response to Attorney Brennan. That said, if it is double edged, it's likely to be a no go. With a folder gravity knife that is double...

A person cannot bail themselves out of a sentence. Bail / bond is to get out of jail while a matter is pending - once the sentence occurs, the...

There is no Statute of Limitations on a murder case. There are times where things happen very quickly (within hours), and others where things...

Based on the facts as you've stated them, I would be worried about nothing. Best.

Highly doubtful - at least on the basis of probation dragging its' feet. You already were either found guilty, admitted guilt, or plead no...

Like most things in the law in general, and in criminal law specifically, the answer is "it depends". As noted previously a full understanding of...