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answered on Nov 17, 2023
There are a number of factors that will determine a potential sentence. The first being the quantity that an individual possessed. Additionally, how prior felony convictions a person has previously is another factor. Feel free to reach out and I can provide better estimates. 501-500-9797.... View More
I have a buddy who was going to serve a 90 day parole violation on January 9th and got caught with a gun... Will he automatically get a year denial when he goes up for parole or is it an option but not automatic??
answered on Jan 14, 2020
A violation of parole does not mean that an individual will get an automatic year of incarceration. If your friend signed for 90 days on the parole violation then he will be released after the 90 days pending the outcome of the new charge and any bond they will have to make after the parole hold... View More
Has very long track record of assault,driving without license, failure to appear,marijuana, resisting arrest, assault on officer,obstructing government docs,and fleeing
answered on Oct 30, 2017
Capital murder is the big one. It's most likely that if he is guilty of capital murder the he is looking at either death or life without parole
answered on Oct 30, 2017
I would if I was in your position. There are number of things that can happen, the prosecutor can reduce the charge or work something out. Does not hurt to fight the ticket.
He was charged with a felony in 2010 and has not had any more trouble since then. He also has an alcohol problem can he get rehab?
answered on Oct 27, 2017
I assume you are asking if he can get rehab instead of probation, suspended time, or jail time. It will all depend on your husbands criminal history and negotiations with the prosecuting attorney's office. But, it can be a part of an offer that the prosecution makes in your husbands case.
going to jail now he did get a ticket last summer over having a conflict with a boy over his daughter which he paid the ticket we are in Arkansas and it was ageist our son . are son pushed his dad and his dad grab him and pushed him to the kitchen sink which that's where it started at and the... View More
answered on Oct 10, 2017
A domestic battery 3rd degree charge is a Misdameanor meaning there is a possibility of up to 1 year in jail and a fine of up $2,500. That does not mean that he will go to jail for a year, but it is a possiblity.
He is NOT on parole. I understand he's a felon but I'm not. I'm curious to know if a gun safe would suffice if I do decide to purchase a weapon. I haven't been able to find any info. I'm wanting to get my conceal carry permit so I'm just wanting to check the legality... View More
answered on Oct 10, 2017
If your spouse is a felon then he/she cannot have a weapon in the home. He/she could easily be charged with a PFBCP if the parole officer comes to do a check/search at the home. If your spouse has any questions then he/she should direct them to the parole officer.
My son is in jail because they issued three warrants for criminal trespassing against him. He was never told or anything was never posted telling him this. The police said they don't have to inform you of it. Then how is it fair, if you didn't know?
answered on Sep 28, 2017
They do not have to inform you that there are arrest warrants out for an individual. Typically, most people find out about warrants when they get pulled over for a traffic violation. It is unfortunate.
Someone threatened me and then I slapped them and then someone pushed me into a room not letting me out so I hit them and got another charge for that. And then was attacked after the fact by another party. Can I get out of this charge and what am I facing?
answered on Sep 21, 2017
The facts are Interesting but you are looking at possible serious prison time with a second degree battery charge and should contact an attorney. Tote criminal history and previous arrests will be considered by the prosecution.
My then, 16 yo special needs daughter was sexually assaulted in May 2107 by an 18 y.o classmate in her classroom of the public school she attended. In lieu of mandated reporting, the Teacher called her a liar and instructed me to immediately come pick her up from school via "the back... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2017
You will want to call an attorney and discuss your options. If what you allege is true then the school district should hopefully have investigated or the ASP should have investigated and made some determination.
My boyfriend's Nephew came by the house to borrow his Uncle's truck, his Nephew left his car. His Uncle asked his Nephew if he could use his car to go to the store. The Nephew told him yes,in the process of going to the store the Uncle was involved in car accident.when the police arrived... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2017
If you were a witness to these events then you will want to talk to a defense attorney about this. Thor boyfriend will be given a court date and you will want an attorney to fight the charges.
Assaulted and the person being accused of assaulting aren't related or live together?
answered on Sep 14, 2017
It sounds like the charge might have been either a clerical error or the officer made a mistake. Nonetheless, the prosecutor can easily amend the charge to the correct one at a later date.
The felony charge was in Missouri
answered on Sep 13, 2017
Yes, you need to petition to seal the record and allow the prosecutor to look over it to see if they have any objections. Due to the length of time since the conviction hopefully there would not be an issue. You would not need any other criminal convictions on your record in order to get a... View More
He purposely comes by her and we have reported when he made a threat several times and law enforcement nor the court will do anything...she is scared daily because she believes she will get hurt or end up dead because law enforcement refuses to take any action...what can we do to put an end to this... View More
answered on Sep 10, 2017
if she has an order of protection you will want to file a police report after the next contact by the ex-boyfriend. Have evidence of the contact, i.e. text message or email, and then take the evidence and police report to the Prosecuting Attorney's Office to have them look at filing charges... View More
I have a suspended license, so i got a 24 volt electric scooter. I got stopped and got a driving on suspended license ticket. I dont think im required to have a license to ride it but the cop said, if my license is suspended, i cant ride it.
answered on Sep 3, 2017
There are certain laws and regs that I would need to look at in order to determine whether your electric Scooter would require a license, my gut says yes. But, I think your best opportunity to get rid of this ticket or to try to downgrade it to some other small non-moving violation would be... View More
I received charges in the state of Ar. And I had to redo my CDL test, took drivers class, etc. Also does your driving record show if there r no citations, fines, and tickets paid?
answered on Aug 12, 2017
I'm don't understand what you mean by does your driving record show there are no citations. But driver control should be able to answer your questions about your record being released or getting your license back.
answered on Aug 12, 2017
With fines and court costs you can be charged more than $265.00. It depends on the court and the judge as to what your fine will be for careless. Best bet is to negotiate it with the prosecutor if possible.
answered on Aug 12, 2017
Walmart has cameras all over their facilities. If what you're saying is true then you need an attorney to get that video for you to prove your innocence.
If purposely causing the death of a police K9 can you be charged with murder in Arkansas
answered on Aug 4, 2017
Purposefully killing a Law Enforcement K9 is considered a Class D felony under Arkansas Code 5-54-126.
Rumor has it that I can for 30days as long as tags are in my name
answered on Aug 2, 2017
If you do not have temporary tags from an authorized dealer then you will want to call the DFA and inquiry about getting a temporary tag. If you ride around with your old tags and an officer pulls you over they will immediately be able to determine that your tags go to another vehicle and will get... View More
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