Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Family, DUI & DWI
It's possible. Depends on what happened.
No. Not unless she's committing crimes. If police find her with illegal substances, she can be charged. Then treatment may become required if she's...
Also, posting things on the internet can be used against you. Not smart. Depending on the county where you're charges affects the likely outcome....
Legally, a juvenile court has jurisdiction over someone until they're 21. However, there are limitations to that. You want an experienced juvenile...
If someone's still in jail it's because he couldn't bond out - meaning he likely had a bad criminal history. It's unlikely, unless it was a large...
The state has 180 days to file a forfeiture suit from date of forfeiture. Unless an early demand is made. They must prove a link to a crime and the...
It's a contract. If you sign it and so does the state, you must be given misdemeanor treatment if you complete the terms. But you must complete...
That's kind of vague. If they sent it to you, how did someone else cash it? The person that cashed it owes you the money. The bank did what they...
This depends on a few factors. Children under 18 are considered juveniles. Mr. Stock is right - call the police and get them involved. They may...
Maybe. Your brief description tells that they saw something in the house that will allow the warrant. The cops can lock the house down while...
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