Go back to court…. You can seek an order to force her to transfer, you can get contempt proceedings going…

What happens? The same thing that happens to the thousands who travel across state lines. Absolutely nothing.

You admitted you committed the misconduct through NJP. In essence you confessed and took a plea. You suffer the consequences of that decision....

You don’t say what your RE code was. That makes more a difference. Mr Cassara is correct about seeing a recruiter.

Sorry but it’s probably not as much of a slam dunk as you think it is. You’re talking about something that happened sixteen years ago in 2005....

If they are anything like other Supreme Courts, they don’t have to provide anything… even if they did, I’m not sure that it matters. These...

You have an attorney, you can’t file anything. Not sure what you mean by your PD is not acting in your best interests. You need to discuss this...

I retagged this. I’m not a criminal defense attorney but I’m pretty sure the answer Is no.

You have a couple of hurdles. One you’re not old enough. Minimum age is 17, second is felonies. Felony charges normally disqualify an individual...

I’ll be blunt. The 21 year old is an idiot for being involved with an underage minor. There are too many things that can go wrong here. My advice...