Courts don't get involved in disputes between persons posting cash bonds and the defendants for whom the bonds are posted. Anyone posting a cash bond on behalf of a defendant must understand that the court will consider that cash an asset of the defendant that can be used to pay fines, court... View More

All plea agreements have to either be in writing or stated on the record. A prosecutor can withdraw an offer at any time until it is accepted.

The short answer is no. Only the court can revoke the bond.

I would need more information to assist you. If you can provide a cause number or your name and date of birth (privately), I can look up your case. Do not post private information on the site.

This question comes up fairly often. There is no benefit to speeding up the process of filing of charges. Although it rarely happens, sometimes paperwork DOES get lost in the system. In that unlikely event, the prosecutor's case will never get better with age. If you contact me privately... View More

I would speculate that nearly all confidential informants are drug users. Otherwise, they would not be involved in the business of setting up supposed dealers.

There is no code of ethics or behavior for snitches.

You need an experienced criminal defense lawyer. If you were questioned by police, you more than likely made incriminating statements that will be held against you.

Yes. I had this exact issue arise in an Elkhart County drug case.

He must not give any statements to police.

Police are trained to obtain confessions.

You haven't asked a question. The judge or jury will have to decide whether they believe you or the other witnesses if this goes to trial.

Your question does not contain enough facts to facilitate an answer. If your sentence was agreed to as part of a plea agreement, it can only be modified by agreement of all parties and approval by the court.

If you are charged with operating with any level of controlled substance in your body, sobriety is irrelevant. It is not a defense. You should discuss your concerns with your current attorney.

When you plead guilty, you admit your guilt and waive your right to any trial.

All that needs to be proven in a battery case is that the defendant knowingly or intentionally touched the other person in a rude, insolent or angry manner. Whether or not your husband should do time, if the State proves the elements, a conviction is certainly possible.

If she took a puff on it, she was in possession, at least for that moment.

That can happen any time while you are on probation. You need to stay clean.

If police were not called at the time, it is unlikely that charges will be filed.

Calculating habitual enhancements can be complicated. What is needed is details of the current offense date, the dates of the prior offenses and judgments, and the charging information. Take all of this data to a defense attorney to get an opinion on whether this is an impermissible double... View More

If the NCO was valid and in effect at the time of the new offense, then having the underlying NCO terminated later has no impact on the later charge.

It is common to be held without bond on a bench warrant for failure to appear.