Juvenile petty theft 20 years ago
Agree with Mr. Hill. Suggest disclosing the arrest and offer an explanation. It was long ago and don't believe it would have an impact.
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Agree with Mr. Hill. Suggest disclosing the arrest and offer an explanation. It was long ago and don't believe it would have an impact.
It's not clear exactly what you are asking. Please repost.
Yes, she needs an attorney to review her case and talk about options. She should not make any statements to the detective. The warrant will expire...
Depends on the terms of her probation. She can call her PO and ask or just wait until Feb after probation has been completed.
Chances of charges? Based on your description, it's unlikely charges will be pursued, but can't make a guarantee. Would not suggest calling the DA...
Depends on the terms of your probation. Give you PO a call and ask them.
Moving question to family law category to get answers from local lawyers.
Yes, it's possible to still be charged depending on the specific circumstances. He needs to consult with a criminal attorney to review.
The law says the age of consent is 18.............................................
There is a chance more evidence exist that you may not know. The police report will likely tell a different story. He needs a criminal attorney...