What is next after the First Appeal?
Your option at this point is petitioning a higher court for "discretionary review." Unlike the first appeal, which is an appeal as a matter of...
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Your option at this point is petitioning a higher court for "discretionary review." Unlike the first appeal, which is an appeal as a matter of...
1) Is it legal? Yes. 2) Is it a good idea? Not really. Put yourself in the prosecutor's shoes. She wouldn't have charged someone with a crime...
The only way the court keeps bail is if you fail to appear for your hearings. If you did, and they issued a warrant, the bail can be forfeited. If...
Malicious Mischief 3rd is a gross misdemeanor. The maximum penalty for a gross misdemeanor is 365 days in jail and a $5,000 fine. Two counts means...
No one here will answer whether you should plead guilty or not without seeing at least: where and if the charges are filed, your criminal history,...
Most jails these days do award time for good behavior, partially as incentive and partially as cost-saving measure. Generally you get between 25%...
Legalities aside, why not just contact them and ask for your money back? It's extremely unlikely any legal action be worth your time or costs....
Store owners don't bring criminal charges, prosecutors do. If the police were involved, likely they filed a report with the local prosecutors, and...
Your question is really one of timing. A reduced charge to DUI can occur, although almost always a criminal defense lawyer is needed to navigate...
Your chances are infinitely better if you request the hearing than if you just pay it. Judges will often (but not always) shave off $25-$50 from a...