I'd like to help you figure this out, but you have to clear up your question a bit. What does it say online exactly? Unfortunately, if your...

How can 3 felony theft by deception charges be handled instead of going to trial in GA

Are these three charges all in one county or separate counties? If it is spread through different counties it can be much more tricky. You...

Is it a violation of my parole if i get put on probation due to an old charge that happen befor my parole in ga?

That is correct. The law is similar in Georgia. The judge tells you during sentencing, that any commission of a new offense is a violation of...

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Parole decisions are difficult to overcome. The "parolee" has very little rights as opposed to a person on probation or someone facing new...

Is there anyway my friend can get the DA to drop the case?

Unfortunately, your friend won't be in a good position to do this on his own. Anything he says to the DA will then later be used against him. ...

Can a victim try to a persuade witness if they don't want to go to court? An it cause a witness to lie about being threaten?

I'd like to help you with your question, but I'm uncertain about what it is you're asking. Anyone can be subjected to witness tampering charges...

Can a victim try to a persuade witness if they don't want to go to court? An it cause a witness to lie about being threaten?

I'd like to help you with your question, but I'm uncertain about what it is you're asking. Anyone can be subjected to witness tampering charges...

Do i contact my probation officer?

It is good that you are thinking about "doing the right thing." You should always consult with a lawyer before any negative consequences arise. ...

How far back can the state go in criminal history to use against an offender?

Your question depends on what you mean by, "use against an offender." When the state is arguing against bond or for sentencing purposes, they can...

How far back can the state go in criminal history to use against an offender?

Your question depends on what you mean by, "use against an offender." When the state is arguing against bond or for sentencing purposes, they can...