Both of us have drug possession charges and all charges are out of state of Missouri where we are currently under supervision at.
I am assuming the terms of probation/parole prevent both of you from associating with felons/ misdemeanants currently under supervision, so probably not.
My son is in jail for three weeks they charge him burglary and amf robbery but he said his innocent
You will have to click the “Find a lawyer” button above. We are not allowed to take clients from questions.
I have an open felony right now that happen tree years ago and I was wanting to know why they still have it open when I was not charged with nothing at the time it had happen and I am wanting to know why it’s open and why they have summons me to court for after all this time ?
If you have an open felony, you may have a warrant and not know about it. Otherwise, charges have yet to be filed, that is not unusual: the statute of limitations for felonies is years long.
My 4 year old is telling me that my 11 year old put his peepee in his butt. Now he’s saying my 11 year old told him to open his mouth so he can put his peepee in his mouth. My 11 year old lie’s so much it’s hard for me to believe him. At first I thought my 4 year old was just making up stuff but he said it again and add some new stuff. So can my 11 year old take a lie detector test?
You can ask, but lie detector tests are generally unreliable. If your child has been abused, you must report it or face felony charges yourself.
They charge you amf robbery what charge is given you?
That depends on the severity of the crime and the mood of the prosecutor and judge, as well as the skill of the defense attorney. No one can give you a specific answer on this Q&A site: you will have to contact a criminal attorney in the area this is charged.
I was working at a retail store at Christmas time and money was tight. I did stupid things. I’m being charged with felony theft because it was slightly over $500 I think. I’ve never been in trouble before for anything other than a traffic ticket.
It’s quite possible, but no one can tell you how to do it here. Stop posting facts of your case online and find an experienced defense attorney near you. You can start with the “Find a Lawyer” button at the top.
Yes, they can use reasonable force to stop a crime. You should stop posting the facts of your wife’s case online and help her find an attorney.
I have 3 pending charges. 1st degree trespassing 2nd degree property damage and unlawful use of a weapon. & no the weapon was not fired or demanded but was accused of gun point. I also have time proof that i didnt do those things within the time period given. Screenshots of other victims saying i didnt do it and wasnt involved and that i arrived last after everything happened. This is also My first offense. No criminal record or arrest record. Not even juvenille. The accuser isnt showing up to court & the witnesses havent showed either but they have witnesses on file. Currently im on a scram bracelet after being released on bond. Will the bracelet come off if im referred to community service or probation? Btw its 2 misdemeanors and a class e felony. But im looking forward to getting it reduced to a misdemeanor aswell
No one can give you an estimate of the outcome without knowing more about your case. You will have to contact a defense attorney directly.
someones 17 and their partner is 27, is that legal with and without sex?
Statutory rape is under 17, so not a crime.
My husband has been arrested and charged with domestic violence. He is being accused of choking my oldest daughter. She has recently been getting into alot of trouble with lying to the police, running away and stealing. We were about to send her away for help and now comes this accusation. She never told me personally of this incident and i have major doubts. Where do we start with his defense?
You start by hiring a lawyer. No lawyer can condense years of training and experience into a few sentences for you to read. More importantly, if you try to help on the case you will be guilty of practicing law without a license.
