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For an attempted murder charge, they must prove, either by direct or circumstantial evidence, that she had the intent to kill. Whether they can...
The short answer is that, no, you cannot "drop" charges. The decision to press or drop charges is up to the prosecutor in your jurisdiction. You...
Can they file charges seven months later? Yes. The statute of limitations for a felony such as possession is three years. The unanswered part...
The judge won't make that sort of determination at the arraignment. IF charges are filed against you, then you'll begin the process. The way to...
Unless they agree to waive (or give up) their credits as part of a plea deal, they will get credit for all the time they've already served against...
Running your rap sheet or not isn't the issue. If you have no prior drug offenses and are otherwise eligible for PC 1000 based on the charges...
For misdemeanor charges, you do half the sentence. On 180 days, you'll do 90. For driving offenses and non-violent offenses, you *may* be granted...
Your attorney can file a motion to disclose the C.I. Depending on the facts, what was in the public portion of the warrant and what you're charged...
As others have indicated, the warrant will need to be recalled. From there, the issue is going to be what the long delay was in issuing the...
The sentence for second degree murder is 15 to life. There can be additional punishment for the use of a weapon or a firearm. Yes, there are...
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