Hire an attorney immediately.

If the crime was allegedly committed before you went on probation, it will not violate your current probation. However, you should be aware that many times it takes a little bit of time to make it clear to everyone that you weren't yet on probation when the crime allegedly occurred.

The State decides whether to file a criminal charge. You might not be contacted until you are served with an arrest warrant or a notice to appear in court. There's really not enough information for me to be able to answer your question. There are statute of limitations for crimes that come... View More

The easiest way to know is by the case number. If the case number has a TR after the year, it's a civil traffic infraction. If it has CT, it's a criminal traffic violation.

Go to the attorney who handled your case and ask them to review your paperwork to see if you risk being violated. If you do, ask them to file a motion to modify your probation. In the meantime, you really need to do everything possible to pay all of that off. I would ask every relative and... View More

If you are represented by an attorney, you'll need to have the attorney address this issue. If you cannot afford an attorney, try contacting the Public Defender's Office in the County where you were arrested and see if they can provide you with an affidavit of indigency to have you... View More

There is no law against an 18 year old girlfriend merely living in the same home as her 15 year old boyfriend. He needs to be 16 before they can have sex without there being a legal problem for her.

I can't tell you for sure whether your case will be dropped or not, because I don't have access to any of the allegations (and you were right not to post anything further online). If you have no criminal history, it is very likely that you will be offered pretrial diversion. With... View More

Unfortunately, he could still be found to be in violation of probation even if the burglary charge has been dropped. This is because there are two different standards of proof; to prove someone violated probation with a new criminal offense, a judge only has to find that it is more likely than not... View More

If she is 15 and he is 18, they can date. They cannot have sex until she turns 16.

You should post your question for Georgia Law instead of Florida. In Florida, the answer would be no, unless the 17 year old is officially emancipated.

I don't see how you could be held liable for what a child searches/views on his/her mobile device, regardless of whether you knew what the child was doing. Parents can set up controls on mobile devices, and they should be encouraged to do so if this is an actual concern. I would look into... View More

The inmate has the same right of confidentiality to his medical records while in prison that he would if he were in a hospital. For your friend to get information, she would need him to have filled out a medical release form.

Here is an email she can write to to see what general... View More

It's possible that he could be charged with a crime, such as contributing to the delinquency of a minor or interfering with your parents' custody over you. Wait until you complete the school year and you turn 18.

While on probation, you are not allowed to leave the jurisdiction without permission from your probation officer, and you also cannot change your approved residence without your probation officer's approval. Your question was asked two weeks ago, and I'm unsure whether you have returned... View More

Yes, your employer will be able to see both the arrest and that there is an open criminal charge.

A push can be a battery (not an assault) depending on the circumstances. From what you have stated here, it sounds like the individual committed a battery against you first, and as Mr. De Groot stated, you then removed yourself from the situation.

The State Attorney makes decisions about what to offer you based upon your current charge and your history, not based upon whether you hired an attorney or are represented by the Public Defender. There are good and bad attorneys in the private sector as well as at the Public Defender's... View More

A person under the age of 24 can have consensual sex with a person who is 16 or older.

In order to be a burglary, you would have to enter the room without permission with the intent to commit a crime therein, and you have to have intended to commit the crime (any crime) at the time of entry. From your statement, it was merely a mistake.