How long does the courts have to sentence you after a guilty verdict?
The rule for the court is 60 days to order the sentencing, but the time tolls (does not begin to count) until the related issues are resolved,...
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The rule for the court is 60 days to order the sentencing, but the time tolls (does not begin to count) until the related issues are resolved,...
Generally, it is okay for your son to live with someone who is on ARD, however, your son should look carefully at his probation order to determine...
Mr. Engle is correct, summary judgments will appear on your criminal record unless you can get them expunged. Expungement is a process that cannot...
Initially I would agree that only the common areas and the bedroom of the son on probation should be search-able. This is because the rest of the...
You'd really need to talk to a lawyer about the facts of the case. From the little bit you have there, it sounds like you are on the right track...
I think I am confused about how you found out that they took the HIV test if they don't give that information over the phone. Are you sure the...
I am going to answer this questions as a question about a missing will. If you believe that your mother had a will, but you cannot find it and...
Unless the drug test is somehow court ordered as a condition of probation or some other court order, I don't see a reason why you would have a...
Wyoming Statutes § 14-6-241, allows expungement of a juvenile who was guilty of anything other than a violent offense. If the charge occurred when...
I believe I answered this question before for you. My answer still stands: If this issue goes forward without any plea bargain or change in...