Can you go to jail for not being able to provide an adequate sample for a court ordered U. A.
If your fiancé was required, as a condition of her bail, to submit samples of her urine, she must do so. If she doesn’t she’s violating her bail...
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If your fiancé was required, as a condition of her bail, to submit samples of her urine, she must do so. If she doesn’t she’s violating her bail...
Fleeing/eluding is another felony, so that’s absolutely a possibility. I’d suggest contacting your attorney to figure out what’s happening with...
This sounds more like 12 months probation, 4 months upfront conditional jail, and 4 months imposed and stayed. I don’t mean to sound...
Contact your county’s public defender’s office for an appointed attorney.
Yes, of course you can be revoked for rule violations. Rule violations are the reason for EVERY revocation. Don’t drink. Follow the rules.
No - he committed at least a burglary. The remainder of your question isn’t a legal/illegal question.
The district attorneys office handles criminal prosecutions. I’d suggest contacting police if you believe a crime has been committed.
You can be accused of anything. Whether you’re convicted is another question. Quit wasting time being sad and putting emojis online and go hire...
The first step is looking at the ticket. If it says your appearance is required (it probably doesn't you have to go to court on the listed date. ...
Almost certainly not. The court may issue a warrant for your arrest if you don’t have a valid excuse. Driving 3 hours to get to court won’t be...