Can they still be prosecuted with little or no evidence ?? Will I be paid for what they took from me?

If you want them prosecuted you need to file charges. Then the case will be reviewed, along with you speaking to the District Attorney. They will...

Im 16 and pregnant im getting surgery ?help

You need to tell the surgeon that you are pregnant. Endometriosis effects the uterus and may effect your pregnancy. The surgeon may not want to...

Can I record a phone conversation w/ someone without them knowing and use it as evidence?

No, Maryland is a two party consent state. That means both parties have to agree to the conversation being recorded. If you proceed with recording...

Will I receive the same decision using a Public Defender versus a Private Attorney if it is my first time being arrested?

Maybe it is the thirteen years that I was a Public Defender in Baltimore MD speaking. They are lawyers. They passed the same bar exam as the...

I can't speak for NM, but here is the MD answer. He has two outdates because he is serving two sentences. Running concurrent just means that they...

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What all can he get charged with in this scenario?

He would have fleeing and eluding by vehicle in Kentucky and Illinois. Fleeing on foot in Illinois. Whatever traffic for any stop signs or stop...

Can I do anything once the judge sentence me to 80 days in jail and give me 2 weeks to come back to do the 80 days

If you think you are getting "screwed" by your lawyer, hire another one.

What is the next step?

Court appointed lawyer or a privately retained lawyer doesn't matter. if he cannot afford a privately retained lawyer, then get a Court appointed...

How much more time will I do on a 3 year sentence,if I have already served 11 months on that sentence, if I violate my probation

Not actually certain if you are asking about the Mississippi or Maryland probation. If the Mississippi probation is transferred to Maryland, only...

What happens if the law changes before you have been arraigned?

Speak to a local attorney or the Public Defender's Office. In Maryland, it would be the law at the time the case goes to trial.