You've indicated this is a forfeiture. Forfeitures are not criminal and do not carry criminal penalties, such as jail.

The only way to deal with a warrant is to show up in court, have a new bail set, and address the underlying misdemeanor charge. Ignoring this or...

You hired an attorney to assist you. Direct these questions to him or her.

If you're unhappy with the sentence you received, you have the right to appeal the judge's decision. An attorney can also petition the trial court...

For many criminal prosecutions, actual possession isn't required. The defendant doesn't need to be physically holding the drugs, guns, etc. ...

I'd caution against relying on the answers provided by attorneys from outside Wisconsin. Sure, this could be a criminal damage to property issue,...

There’s a lot going on here that makes your question impossible to answer. Whether or not you have a record is usually one of the most important...

The wording of your question is a little confusing, but it appears you received a shoplifting ticket. You have an opportunity to pursue your...

The government can certainly pursue charges against you for criminal damage to property. Additionally, as this was a crime committed against your...

The way you phrased your question leads me to believe that your sister received a ticket. If an appearance is not required, or if her court date...