Change to “n/a” means he will not be paroled and must serve his entire sentence. Whether they want to transfer his to the county with the new...

This will depend on the judge. Given that you are willingly turning yourself in, you should be able to schedule your plea at a time when you can...

it sounds like you will remain in custody until the end of your prior sentence, and be prosecuted for a new felony offense.

It is not clear what you are trying to do. If someone has been mistakenly released, a warrant was likely issued when that mistake was discovered. ...

You need to speak with the victim advocate with the prosecutor’s office to let them know your wishes. This does not mean the charges will be...

The probation officer, parole officer and/or prosecutor must file a motion to toll the time running on the sentence. The existence of a warrant...

The best thing for you to do is retain an attorney for your son. That attorney can file a motion for bond and try to speak to the prosecutor about...

A probation officer can seek a warrant if a probationer fails to report. That does not mean he or she necessarily will if the person shows up...

You can challenge a felony conviction within 4 years of your conviction. After the four years, there are very few ways to get back into court. You...

Based on your post (which I assume is based on the warrant) it sounds like you are alleged to have threatened to kill someone.