The Prosecuting Attorney for the County where the perjury occurred has the discretion on whether to charge perjury. However, they are unlikely to...

A no contest plea (nolo contendre) is functionally the same as a guilty plea. A conviction still enters on anything that he pleads no contest to,...

Yes. Criminal contempt is punishable by up to 93 days in jail per act of contempt.

I've charged anywhere from $1,500 to $7,000 for probation violation matters in both District and Circuit Court. It depends on the situation. You...

Yes. You will be tested. Primarily due to the conviction, and secondarily due to your age.

You can sue anyone you want to for any reason. But first, this isn't a criminal defense issue. So I've placed it into a different practice area. ...

So, you are confusing two different statutes. Felon in Possession of a Firearm (MCL 750.224f) is a five (5) year felony. That felony in terms of...

For purposes of the statute, whether the can / container is full, partially full, or empty is of no consequence. The issue is that it is a...

As indicated prior, it depends on the terms of the probation. You can go to the 8th District Court / 9th Circuit Court (depending on which court...

Depends on a lot more facts than are outlined here. The reality is that if prior to that point she either hadn't given you permission to enter the...