With an arrest warrant only to look for someone With no consent from home owner
What's the worst case scenario for him? He's a first timer
answered on Jan 26, 2018
Impossible to answer without knowing which controlled substance, how much of it, and in which county.
answered on Dec 3, 2017
You're looking at 10 to 40 years or life in prison.
The costs for an attorney will depend on where you're charged.
I was arrested for DWI while my pistol was in my middle console. They took my CCW and sent it to Little Rock. Now it is revoked. Any way possible to get it back?
answered on Dec 1, 2017
Yes you can have an administrative hearing and then appeal their decision to circuit court if you don't agree with the outcome.
I have no other felonys.
answered on Nov 20, 2017
Texas will have to restore your rights, ask a lawyer there.
Arkansas won't release my DL since 1993 Ashdown, AR.
answered on Nov 12, 2017
Depends on the reasons why they suspended it or are still suspending it.
Have you paid the reinstatement fee? Have you taken the classes? Have you complied with everything else the court wanted you to do?
My son took mega death hot sauce to school and got suspended for 3 days for subversion because other teenagers tried it and got sick. I asked for the item back and the school said it was confiscated and used a police officer to stop me from taking it. My son did bring the hot sauce but did not... View More 
answered on Nov 6, 2017
They have to intend to permanently deprive you of the hot sauce in order to violate your property rights.
I have no idea if they can suspend over hot sauce or not, but it sounds ridiculous.
Pleaded not guilty. I was surprised when I was charged with failure to comply on another issue. I was taken to jail and given a new court date for the failure to comply. I bonded out . My question is , will I go to jail again when I go to this new court date for failure to comply ? After being put... View More
answered on Nov 4, 2017
You have not provided enough details for anyone to answer this question. The only way a lawyer could answer any of this is if you hired him to go talk to the prosecutor.
It is routinely done in my city. Code enforcement demands your identification on private property, stating that if you do not comply you will be arrested and charged with obstruction of government operations.
answered on Oct 16, 2017
Only if they suspect you of a violent crime or destruction of property or theft.
SIS is 5 years and for aggravated assault and new charges pending is attempted murder can the SIS be revoked before the defendant is convicted?
When I was 19 I got convicted for class C felony for forgery and the state of Arkansas is the one that picked up the charges when the owner dropped the charges. I was in the National Guard at the time and the guard said they couldn't do anything about it it has now been six years later and... View More
answered on Sep 30, 2017
If you get a pardon from the governor you might be able to reenlist, otherwise you would need to do a writ of error coram nobis because it has been so long.
A writ of error coram nobis is available for addressing certain errors that are found in one of four categories:
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answered on Sep 24, 2017
Depends on the facts, if you were a particularly severe case of public intoxication then things could go poorly foryou. Also, you might not be guilty, read this and find out:... View More
but i was arrested in april in an attempt to charge me with the same charge
I got a phone call from a blocked number stating a man that searched my vehicle was not a cop.
answered on Sep 12, 2017
Probably not if he was an auxiliary law enforcement officer that was not accompanied by another full time law enforcement officer or if he acted contrary to the directions of a full time law enforcement officer that was present.
No prior prison but 4 battery charges as misdemeanors in 20 yrs
answered on Aug 19, 2017
Nobody can answer that with any relevance to you except maybe a lawyer familiar with your prosecutor, judge, and facts of your case.
Where I practice you could be facing anything from probation to 6 months in jail and prison depending on the facts, judge, and prosecutor you get.
I have Power of Attorney for My fiancé, how do I go about helping him to get a Terroristic Act that he did not commit (sealed) from his record? He did not commit the crime & the person who actually did do it, attended the hearing and testified that he did it and not my fiancé. Currently my... View More
answered on Jul 12, 2017
If it is a misdemeanor conviction you have at least 90 days of waiting after you file for the expungement (in this case, a seal) before it is granted, if it even would be with pending charges. If it is a felony then you might have other issues you will run into that will prevent you from sealing... View More
answered on Jul 7, 2017
If DB3 stands for domestic battery 3rd them you can't even legally own, possess, or touch a firearm in any state in the union until you get a pardon from the governor, which is not uncommon.
I was placed on Paid Admin Leave when WM learned I have EEOC case. I've learned someone has taken my job. I can't understand how this has happened to me. I followed Code of Ethics and rules and my career is over. My boss has been reported previously. Open doored last year. I began... View More
answered on Jun 15, 2017
I suggest Steven Woods in Rogers, he practices employment law and will be able to help if you have a case.
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