Yes. You would have to be a convicted felon to lose your voting rights. Sounds like you are not convicted of anything; and you will not be if you complete PTI.

Yes. The State needs evidence, however, like a witness. They also have to prove identification of the Victim, which is difficult. The State often tries to introduce inadmissible hearsay evidence to do this.

She is charged with a crime. The state will automatically assign her an attorney from the Public Defender's office. You can hire your own attorney if you want.

Your question is confusing, was it your daughters or your sons? Anyway - you can try. It is up to the state whether charges are filed. Usually the first person to call the cops wins. Do you really want to file charges against your children? Get an attorney, have her call the prosecuting... View More

maybe

sounds more like 'assignation' of prostitution

Read books, stay off your phone, keep making good grades and stay out of trouble.

Yes. They will 100% put you in jail if you have a warrant; even if the warrant is out of state. Then they will ship you to the other state. You should call an attorney in the other state and see if they can get rid of the warrant

Well, the state does not need to make an offer. They can go all the way to trial and never make you an offer. They can revoke the offer at anytime.

Yes, it could be true. You can hire a lawyer to investigate the matter for you. If there is a warrant for your arrest then your lawyer can arrange with a bondsperson to have you do a 'walk-through' at the jail. A 'walk-through' is when you turn yourself in to the jail but the... View More

For starters, read the policy to see what it covers and then call Allstate and ask them.

Subpoena her to the Court hearing so she can tell the judge. If the court hearing has already taken place, call the judge's judicial assistant and let her know, see if yo can get a re-hearing and bring it up to the judge.

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Well, if you have not done so already, do NOT commit any new crimes. That said, Florida's PRR statute will not cause you to serve more time in South Carolina for a crime committed in South Carolina. However, South Carolina may have a statute that will enhance a crime committed there based on... View More

This question does not make sense. You need to provide more information.

No. You must pay these fees unless told otherwise.

Depends what you mean by 'press charges'. The State will prosecute if they see fit, whether or not the victim wants the defendant prosecuted. For example, person A may punch person B in the face, and person B calls the police. Person B later decides he does not want the State to... View More

They do not have to perform the test in your presence. However, you may have a search and seizure issue. I agree with the other lawyers who have answered your question - you need to consult with an experienced defense attorney

You need to talk to your attorney. A plan to put you in Foster care would be considered 'mitigation', or, part of an argument to have the judge 'go easy' on you. You would need to provide proof that your current living situation is bad enough to need changing. Talk to your attorney.

If you were with someone else in the storage room you have a good argument that you were not in possession of the key. There must be more evidence against you if a warrant was issued, but it sounds thin