What are some common probation punishments for 'dealing in harmful material to a minor' felony offences?

Lets say all this is real. Then that person would definitely have an attorney that could give him a realistic opinion on what his sentence would...

Yes you could essentially be violating yourself. Looks like your stuck between a rock and a hard place. You could either testify and it will...

Can my friend be released early from incarnation due to her mother's sudden death?

Death of a family member is not an extraordinary circumstance or every inmate would be released. She could probably petition to be allowed to the...

I was False Imprisoned, what can I do for correcting this and can I file on my own, or how do I get assistants?

You have not given enough information to say whether you have a viable claim. Were you even arrested? If not then you definitely don't have a...

Why is my nephew being charged with attempted murder instead of aggravated assault?

Why? Because there is a person saying that your nephew ordered the shooting, thats why. I also don't know why you are trying to speak with the...

You need to get an attorney. Thats really all you can do right now.

My boyfriends attorney would like us to put in a no contest plea and he is not guilty of this crime.

Did you have a question? What do you want any of us to do about this? You're not the client first of all, but if these are actually your...

I am a chairmen of the Board and was slapped by a committee member. what is my recourse? I did have a police report.

You don't file charges. You make a report to the police and tell them what happened. They decide if there was a crime and whether to make an...

I've been vindictively accused of sexual child abuse. What is the first step I need to take to protect myself

Get an attorney quickly. Thats really all the advice you can really get on this site at this point. Once you do, an attorney that is familiar...

MY HUSBAND PLEAD GUILTY TO 32 COUNTS OF GRAND LARCENCY. CAN HE APPEAL? HIS LAWYER TOLD HIM TO PLEAD.

Probably not. Your husband likely waived his right to appeal unless he plead to the top count. Even if he didn't, it's extremely hard to take back...