Can I be charged restitution if there is no loss?
Yes they can take your bond money for fines. And just because you gave the tire back, that doesn't mean there is no loss.
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Yes they can take your bond money for fines. And just because you gave the tire back, that doesn't mean there is no loss.
You hire an attorney immediately and don't talk about this case to anyone but that lawyer.
Probably not, but there might be a very, very, very small chance. You'll need to hire an experienced attorney to evaluate.
You need to hire an attorney, stat. The homestead exemption may already be lost, but if you have a chance to preserve it, it won't be by taking on...
it is his house. He has much more discretion to put recording devices in his own house. However, there may be additional facts and circumstances...
Hire an attorney immediately. I expect they are getting ready to sue you.
It depends on the terms of your probation.
Ok. Do you have windows or not? If you have windows, you'll need to pay for them. With the mess of the financing, I'm not sure how to make heads...
Are you liable? Who knows. You certainly don't think we can determine something like that based on the scant facts you've set forth, do you?
Unfortunately, the answer is that they will hold for as long as it takes.