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Why isn't your sister posting this question? Maybe she's not that worried about it. So, don't worry about it.

What was the conviction date? Is this your only conviction? It varies, but in Michigan it takes 5 years after conviction to get it expunged. . . You should contact a criminal defense attorney, ask if they do expungements. For free, they should tell you how long it will take, etc...

Oh, as far as the community service goes, you'll most likely have to finish that before the idea of letting you off probation early is even considered.

How many years of probation have you served?

I don't know about Penn law, but you should probably tell your parents, they'll find out anyway, and get a criminal defense attorney. In Michigan you'd more than likely be facing, at least, losing your license for a year.

What State are you in?

what was the crime? Where are you?

i sense lies.

If you follow what the officer wants, you may be making the biggest mistake of your life. Hire a criminal defense attorney, NOW. Someone who specializes in drug charges. Don't do it.

i'm sorry, don't mean to be a jerk, but your grammar is making it hard for me to understand . I don't want to give you advice based on something that is changed due to misinterpretation. Please re-write.

yes, but do you know why they are called trolls? Has nothing to do with monsters blocking bridges, has to do with fishing. . . trollin' for fish, etc.

Well, It's hard to know what to do with your information if you don't say why people are being poisoned by this group.

Can Alzheimer's actually cause behavior like this? Damn. I've experienced people with dementia before, never felt threatened by them though. Is he at an "advanced" stage? I have to agree with something Bay State said, I did find it odd when I read someone in his condition was still...

err . . . you both knowingly committed an illegal act. Even if the reasons are "good." As first offenses, etc., I'd recommend still getting a criminal defense attorney immediately. Hopefully it can all be reduced to civil infractions.

well, for one I wouldn't ever have him drive you or your friends anywhere ever again. . .

and I agree with jacksgal, at least try Alanon, and stop all possible avenues of enabling that there are.

in Illinois, it's hard to know since the previous convictions were so long ago. Do you know if he is being charged with a felony? Once on probation, banned from drinking, you'll have a lot more power. If he's passed out, you can call an ambulance if you can't wake him up. . . then alert his...

You're right, it's not.

Note, what police are supposed to do, and what they actually do are 2 totally different things. Especially in all those cases where the kids, basically, have no parents/guardians. But, due to the interrogation expertise and training police have, a minor has limited ability to defend...

Police are not supposed to interogate minors without their parent/guardian present. Get a good lawyer, hopefully the statements can be tossed out. And I mean a good criminal defense attorney who has dealt with similar issues.