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we already have a lawyer and there are other charges as well from a domestic, i am the victim in the domestic but i am not pressing charges, so hopefully they will get dropped, this is also my partner. the thing that worries me the most is the other charge, i do not want to see him go to state... View More 
answered on Sep 6, 2019
It would depend on the circumstances but there are a myriad of charges that can come from the described activity. A person could be charged with Resisting Arrest, Recklessly Endangering another Person, Obstruction of Justice, Disorderly Conduct, Aggravated Assault, etc.
answered on Apr 29, 2014
One option that you may have is to petition the court where you were sentenced to terminate your probation early. You should contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in the county which the offense occurred to determine the likelihood that a petition would be granted.
answered on Apr 29, 2014
Many factors would be in play to determine what the potential sentence would be for Robbery. Among them would be the defendant's prior record, county the crime occurred in, the particular judge hearing the case, as well as the particular circumstances of the robbery itself, i.e (was a weapon... View More
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