Not if the incident occurred prior to your being placed on probation. Talk to your lawyer ASAP to make sure that IF you get charged, your P.O....

Probably not, but I would call your pretrial officer and/or the clerk's office to make sure.

Bottom line: if you have a warrant, you could be arrested at any time. My suggestion is to hire an attorney in Kentucky to deal with the issue...

Yes. It all depends on the situation and how "possession" is defined. An individual can be "in possession" of something, even if they never...

Call your community control officer and ask.

It's possible. She needs a lawyer. As I've heard many judges say, we don't have debtor's prison in America. If her lawyer can convince the judge...

He needs either one attorney that can represent him in both jurisdictions or 2 attorneys (one in each) that can work together. The jurisdiction...

Hire an attorney to file a motion on hour behalf. Good luck to you!

You have not asked a question. You need a lawyer, ASAP.

It's a trial. Just in front of a judge and not a jury.