What can i do to fight this? Who do i consult with? Where can i find such resources in my defense. And what i can do to know my

What you can do is hire a lawyer. That is who you consult with. You can find a lawyer by looking here on AVVO. You are facing serious charges. ...

What will most likely be the outcome

The most likely outcome is that you will be convicted of theft. The likelihood of a good outcome gets better if you have a lawyer. It will be...

Is there a way to deal with this besides paying a stupidly huge fine because some jackhole hated the way I looked?

You don't have to pay the fine to avoid arrest. You can choose to be arrested first and then pay the fine. It really doesn't matter at this point...

L y and wat can i do about false doc. From cps cp to DA? Y no rape exam or rape charge even tho rape by boy is alleged by d a

This may be a good defense, but it probably won't help much without a lawyer to use the information to help your grandson. Your grandson needs a...

So can they hold him in jail for violation of probation because of his step dad having a gun in the home

Without knowing the details of the probation order, I suspect it has a provision that says your boyfriend cannot possess firearms. If he is living...

You need to hire a lawyer. It isn't clear what charges are being brought against you, but if there is a risk of losing your job and license and...

Should i fight and take this to trial? What are the odds the case will be dropped?

You need a lawyer. There is no way we can tell you the odds of winning, but they are much better if you have a lawyer.

Cracked glass from car

It is probably not worth hiring a lawyer to sue for the cost of replacing a car window. You will not get your attorney's fees if you win, only the...

A victim of burglary while at home

It is unlikely that a private lawyer can help you with this. Criminal investigations are run by the state.

I'm trying to find the statute of limitations regarding three different crimes, where can I find these?

For civil actions look at N.C. General Statutes, Ch. 1, subchapter 2.