Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
No one on Avvo can answer that without knowing the facts of the case and your friend's criminal history. There are many variables that effect...
If you are not asking about the criminal law ramifications of your ordeal, you should repost this in civil rights or civil law/ personal injury...
Do you mean, violations that the police can stop you for? Or violations that deal with, for example, stopping at a light or sign properly? A...
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I agree with the others. I sounds like you were never charged nor convicted, so it wouldn't show up. In any event, juvenile records can be sealed...
The sentences run consecutive unless the defendant requests concurrent time and the prosecutor and judge agree to it, but it's not a given in all...
No one really wants to answer your question. Most likely because you seem to either be considering burglarizing some poor woman's house for cookies...
SOL begins to run on the date the crime occurs. The prosecutor has until the expiration of SOL to CHARGE you. If you are charged within the time...
You probably won't get jail. Depends upon criminal history, facts of the case, local court customs, reason you are at the 2nd degree level, etc. ...
Stop putting details of your case on a public website (comments included). Don't discuss your case with anyone but your attorney. You are correct...
If you actually go to your court dates and meet with your attorney, you'll likely find that these are easier to resolve than you think. You have...
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