"Toll" means to delay or postpone. I have not heard it in the criminal context for community control. I would need to look at the actual docket. ...

How do I negotiate a contract?

To ask how to negotiate a contract without seeing it is like asking a dentist how to do a root canal. There is no set recipe. There are all sorts...

Can a court legally hear a case before the appearance date without informing the accused?

The simple answer is "no". The accused must know of the hearing date and time. (I can't say that I have ever heard of a hearing being held...

I have a warrant from 2009 for underage consumption, I would like advise on how to take care of it please

I am going to be brutally frank. Not showing up for court was just plain silly. A court summons is not like being called down to the principal's...

If someone is drunk and driving without a licence in someone elses car and hits. a power pole which knocks down power lines and

This is not really a DUI question. It is a personal injury question. Certainly there is a colorable claim for wrongful death but it must be...

For a first time conviction of shoplifting under 50 dollars, in Dayton Ohio. Is it likely to be sent to jail?

Theft under $500 is a misdemeanor 1 which is punishable by up to 180 days in jail and a $1000 fine. However, it is quite doubtful that you will...

Do police detective have to tell that recording you

In Ohio, as long as ONE party to the conversation knows of the recording then it is legal. But why did you confess to something you did not do? ...

More detail is required but your employer could be violating the federal Fair Labor Standards Act as well as Ohio Wage and Hour issues. You should...

Is theft by taking-movable property ($100) a felony or misdameanor?

I am not sure what you are asking. (What is "taking-movable property?) In Ohio, theft of property under $500 is an M!--not a felony. And if she...

I am from Ohio and was charged with 3 counts of theft.

Why can't you get an attorney? You have two weeks until pretrial. If you are indigent the court must appoint one for you (aka public defender). ...