What is the max sentence for these charges togeather in missouri?

Max sentences are 4 years on the D and 5 on the C. Terms can be run together or consecutively. You may also be eligible for probation, depending...

Can't afford an attorney and scared of public defender

You should not be afraid of the PD. Most are doing the job out of a desire to serve the public. While PDs are frequently overlooked, there is...

Can a police officer pull you over for no reason ?

When I was a prosecutor, I went on several ride alongs with the police. When things were slow, they punched just about everybody's plates into...

Wouldnt a toy gun be considered a dangerous weapon? and if so in his plea agreeement it states firearm, not dangerous weapon.

I am not sure there is enough info here to give a good answer. It sounds somewhat like you are talking about a federal case rather than a Missouri...

How an interview between client and attorney works when client is in jail.

Your question is impossible to answer because you do not indicate what jail he is in. It makes a difference. For example, in Jackson County I...

I would like to know what the minimum time of incarceration is on a 5 year prison sentence?

Typically, a first time, non-violent drug offender does not do a significant portion of his sentence in Missouri. When he gets to MDC, he will be...

What would be a possible sentence in Missouri for assault?

It will be up to the prosecutor to decide what charge to file. The lowest charge might be something like third degree assault, which is a...

If you cannot afford an attorney, you may be eligible to apply for the services of the Missouri public defender's office. You should call the...

What is the max sentence for these charges togeather in missouri?

In Missouri, a Class D felony carries a potential max sentence of 4 years. A Class C felony carries a potential max sentence of 7 years. ...

Can a person with no criminal record be extradited from Missouri to Kansas on a misdemeanor offense?

I agree with my colleague. Drug testing is a fairly standard condition of pretrial release, and your son should be following his bond conditions...