That is strictly a matter for the Colorado Department of Correction and the Texas Department of Corrections. However that does not mean you have hit a brick wall. Call Colorado DOC's main number and asked to speak to the person in charge of inmate relocation. You may hit a brick wall at that... View More

If you have not been personally served with a subpoena you have no legal obligation to appear. However, I assume you are important witness since, as you say, you were "involved in an armed gas station robbery." Unless you were a participant, you might want to give some thought to... View More

I would be curious to know (and you may not know) if the felony classification is based on the alleged use of a deadly weapon, or an allegation that the "victim" suffered serious bodily injury or an allegation of strangulation. If the "victim" claimed any or all of those, the... View More

In addition to Attorney Maye's example, another example of a stay of execution is where a jail sentence is imposed on a defendant. The defendant requests and is granted a delay, to a specific date, when they are required to report to the jail to begin serving their sentence.

Note, my... View More

If you were issued the ticket within the Centennial city limits (that can be determined by an online search for a map of the boundary lines of Centennial), then the ticket was filed either with the Arapahoe County Court or, more likely, if it was a minor traffic violation, the City of Centennial... View More

Call the court clerk in the Aurora Municipal Court and the Douglas County Court and ask them for about the clearances you need. In the typical situation they are called an OJW fees.

It will not show up on a criminal history check through the CBI or the FBI because you were not arrested and finger printed. However, since it is active court case, a thorough background may disclose it.

What you should expect depends on whether you want to fight the ticket in trial or plea bargain the case. If you decide to fight the ticket, you should have an attorney. The prosecutor will be an attorney and you will be at a disadvantage. The judge will expect you to follow the rules of procedure... View More

She does not have perform a re-enactment and she does not have to talk to the police. She should obtain an attorney.

Based on the facts stated in your question, the answer is no - you have not committed a crime. However, the bondsman may demand you pay the amount of the bond.

When you raise an alibi defense, you are claiming that it wasn't you who committed the offense because you were someplace other than the location of the offense charged. From your question it sounds like you are considering raising what would amount to an alibi defense. The problem in your... View More

I am aware from past cases that DMV may check a person for warrants. I can not say that they do it routinely. If they do find a warrant they will contact local law enforcement.

Yes, violation of bond conditions is a separate offense, even though it is related to the case you settled by a plea agreement. It may be that the plea bargain included an agreement not to file a bond violation case. You should check with your attorney or, if you did not have an attorney, check the... View More

If you have any pre-sentence confinement credit, that will reduce your sentence (unless that credit has already been applied). The sheriff can also award you reductions based on policies and programs established by the sheriff for county jail inmates.

Your brother needs to register the car and get insurance for it. Proof of proper registration and current insurance is what you need to take to court and is what will help you the most.

It is doubtful that you could even register the car or obtain insurance for it since it does not belong to you.

Make a report to the police or sheriff in the county in which the court proceedings occurred.

Yes, the person who has an arrest warrant can be arrested in the house they share with another person, whether that other person is on parole or not.

If the kidnapping was the class 3 felony version of that offense, an attempt to commit that crime (a class 4 felony) is a crime of violence.

If you were sentenced to 1 year in jail with work release authorized, and spent 5 days in jail before you entered the work release program, that 5 days jail will count against the 1 year sentence. If something else is going on with the judge's order, you need to appeal the decision. If it was... View More

It is likely that the ticket is legal, but more information is needed about what happened before a helpful answer can be given.