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Please tell me where you are, and where you were when the offenses occured. Is it spelled Colman or Coleman? I couldn't find anything on Google either. Is Colman where you live, like Colman South Dakota? Is it my understanding that you were only found guilty of assault before the motor...

At pre-trial, most likely, some kind of plea deal will be set and you will likely plead guilty to a lesser charge. As it's a criminal case, you won't be interrogated by the other side. It is highly unlikely you will be sentenced at the pre-trial conference.

Depends on the crime, depends on likelihood of flight, depends on the Judge/Magistrate. . . I imagine Bond will be set much higher than if the individul did appear in court. The Judge might make it some ridiculous amount. . .

The UK has an extradition treaty with the US, and will extradite him upon request.

Yes, you are right jacksgal, and wise. I assumed things not posted. = ( Lesson learned.

You're right though Jacksgal, I probably jumped the gun. .. but there's always "Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress" which rarely works. . .

There isn't much info here, but it sounds like false arrest as far as the first time goes.

Maybe ask your son-in-law for financial records related to the furniture as proof he's been paying, etc. Ask for the contract as well. You can tell him you need to know this so you can fight for him more effectively. . .

IF what you say is true, they are talking out of their. . . butt. Why did your son pay so long before even getting the furniture? $3000 interest (There may also be penalties added in there)? What kind of furniture are we talking here? Is it magical? Is it a magic carpet one can fly on...

Yes, you have a civil case against the store for the public humiliation. . .

He'll most likely serve his time in Massachusettes. He'll most likely be credited the time he has served in Maine.

monkey, She can't establish counsel before hand. According to the post, there isn't enough money. You're right, though, establishing counsel first would definately help the proccess.

That's really easy to find out. Call a gun shop. You're going to be there anyway to get your gun.

Thanks for the thank yous. I can see how my suggestion your paroled housemates may be vicodin fiends could be humorous. I can understand what you're doing. I've flushed vicodin down the toilet, but a voice in my head was curious how much money was I flushing down. . . I try not to be...

Unfortunately, the blinker is enough for the officer to stop you and question you. . . You have an anxiety disorder and you take METH? If you've been diagnosed, it shouldn't be that hard to get some kind of benzo. . .METH?!??!?! This may end up helping you in the long run if it stops you...

I'm sorry, I also don't know. In my state the paraphenelia (bong, etc) isn't as much a penalty as the possession of a small amount. . .sorry. It also may vary not just by state, but by county.

I'm not sure. I'm aware of Judges reducing the sentence so there wouldn't be an appeal. . . No, it's not proper. It's lazy. Legal, I don't know. . . sorry. How long is your probation?

Going in to get arrested does NOT require that you plead guilty. She should plead not guilty at arraignment, then get a public defender. She should call ahead of time to expedite the process, if possible. Also, find out if you can pay with credit card, or if they demand money order/cash...

Well, I surprised myself. I had to rack my brain to come up with some advice. Another thing your housemates may not wish to admit is that they WANT your Vicodin. Maybe they get tested, and that prevents it, but they don't appreciate the temptation.

lvs4rock, Thanks for the compliment. I don't want to touch this one, because I have no idea what advice to give in a legal or philosophical sense. As far as parole and probation goes, it depends on what the Judge/P.O. demands of them. For example, I can see that if you have your whiskey...