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A deferred judgment means you are convicted, but not sentenced. they will put you on probation and ask you attend treatment classes. In most cases completing the program will drop the charges, however if you mess up then you will likely be sentenced. This will not affect your student lone unless...

Depends where it happened and what for.

This is a complicated case. The first thing to note perusing a civil case against the police is almost never successful. Not to say the police where right, currently where I live a 6 foot 2, 230 lbs police officer maced and punched out a 14 year old girl for 'resisting arrest' for being out...

This is a complicated case. The first thing to note perusing a civil case against the police is almost never successful. Not to say the police where right, currently where I live a 6 foot 2, 230 lbs police officer maced and punched out a 14 year old girl for 'resisting arrest' for being out...

A lot of laws are so vague it can result in the arrest at just about any time, I am the first one to tell people that police have to much power. However only knowing what i know thats the best answer i can give -no offense, I just don't know enough about the situation. Some times cops make...

Awesome! lol

Better idea in my opinion: plead not guilty or no contest show pictures to the judge and around the area say your sorry and you dint mean any harm. you will likely at the lest have your fine reduced quite a bit.

Contracts have vary from card to card a typical lone is 4 years. its important to note that letting it go will trash your credit. A lawyer will be able to look better into your personal contract and give you more in depth advice.

Yes, often times next of kin who receives his estate also inherit his debit.

statute of limitations in Florida is 4 years from date that it was turned over to collections. In most cases it takes 3-4 months before a creditor turns a delinquent account to collections. So its cutting it close but they are still with in there rights to turn to the courts and even garnish...

Good idea :)

The good news is that no crime has been committed because he never left the store with any 'stolen' property and its not a crime until that happens -so don't worry about the law in this case. just wright the big wigs a few nice letter and see what happens unfortunately its not illegal for them...

Well if the officer thought you where drunk was you where a little noisy you could be arrested for drunken disorderly conduct in public. "(D) If a person appears to an ordinary observer to be intoxicated, it is probable cause to believe that person is voluntarily intoxicated for purposes of...

If the state that the bench warrant was issued in says you have nothing to worry about then there is relay nothing you can do about it, you cant pay a fine you don't have! if its not on your record I may wright down misdemeanor its no big deal. Its unlikely to affect your application.

You may have been at the wrong place -I know where i live i was once written a speeding ticket, I showed up and they told me it was not in there system so i thought perhaps the officer forgot to put it in and disregarded it. To my dismay i received a letter saying i had a warrant for my arrest...

was this 'bad check' NSF or was it fraud?

She may be willing to get in the car but to take and hold her in any location without her consent is kidnapping. Dinner and a a notice of worry and offering help, love and support are often the way to go. Legally if she wants to throw her life away she can.

he bad news is, who is at fault depends on how the check was written. The good news is in this case it wouldn't be yours at all. Checks can be written in 2 different ways depending on the endorsement according to the UCC (uniform commercial code (the code all banks live and swear by)) if the...

I would recommend to not make the mistake most parents make -don't pay all her fines and bail her out of jail. Whats lessen are they going to learn? That daddy will get her out of the next one too -as for her get a lawyer.

You will likely be offered a lesser charge if you agree to take a class -I would wait. I would strongly recommend consulting a lawyer.