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answered on Sep 27, 2021
Simple answer yes. It really does depend on the circumstances.
I have it in writing via text, I said do not enter my residence without me being present. Now I have a valuable coin collection missing along with several hundred dollars
I walked in store with someone had fake money n got same.charge as 2 people n I never handed cashier money
I was on 8yrs community corrections i violated and had to do 5months in jail and was furloughed to rehab for 1yr but ended in leaving
answered on Aug 10, 2021
You are entitled to a bond but it depends on if you were on probation when furloughed.
answered on Aug 2, 2021
The district attorney's office will talk with you. Sometimes victims will prefer hiring their own attorney to represent their view and what they would like to do as well.
He had the pistol taken by police but he owns an AR15, is he allowed to have this plus he is now going to be on probation
I had this issue start happening months ago when I met my boyfriend. His exes family all lives in the same apartment complex and ever since he started dating me they have been harassing us and stalking us but told the landlord we where harassing them and put him on a criminal trespass list that him... View More 
She is on cheer squad and is afraid of getting kicked off and realizes how stupid it all was.
Should I hire a lawyer? She has never been in any kind of trouble before?
answered on Jul 4, 2021
It is always best to hire a lawyer. They shouldn't notify the school but sometimes it does get out.
Some warrents are possibly drug related
answered on Jul 4, 2021
The Court and the DA would need to agree on this. An attorney for him would be able to possibly facilitate this.
Temporary restraining order that I did not but on him and I told them not to lock him up but they did they told be it was a Tennessee law and I did not press any charges this the first time this done happened we been married for three years and this just blew out of proportion and in trying to see... View More
answered on Mar 16, 2021
You can hire him a lawyer to modify the bond conditions but this is normal in Tennessee.
After however many days if they county he has warrants in doesnt come get him does he then get released??
answered on Mar 8, 2021
They should have given you a hearing date for the forfeiture hearing to get it back. Talk with an attorney immediately.
With regards to 39-17-1324 employing a firearm during commission of a dangerous felony where indictment stated attempted first degree murder as the predicated dangerous felony but jury were given instructions between attempted first degree murder , attempted second degree murder or attempted... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2021
It depends. I would ask the attorney on the matter your questions.
Is the pro se pettinor suppose to go to probation during the time waiting on the courts to hear back from the courts?
answered on Feb 8, 2021
Once your guilty plea is entered that is when you are on probation.
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