Possibly, if you and the codefendant do not have any antagonistic defenses that create a conflict of interest.

Lawyers can represent both of you as long as you don’t have any defenses that are opposing to each other and as long as you both waive your right to separate counsel. This can work for cases in the beginning but if they progress or go further or especially go to trial you will need separate... View More

District court time will run concurrent and be eaten up by the circuit court time, so he would t get any extra time.

Under Kentucky law new felonies must run consecutive if picked up while on probation. His credit should only be applied to one case but ultimately it’s up to the calculations by the department of corrections after he is sentenced.

Yes. Aiding and abetting a fugitive, among others.

Contesting the extradition won’t save him. He’s going back to Texas regardless. Best play is to waive extradition and then hire him the best lawyer you can find in Texas.

No, but he probably can get a continuance if he needs it.

Inventory searches are semi-protected under the law. It really depends on the facts and what probable cause the police had and if anything was in plain view. I think you need to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney immediately.

It depends on the judge and it depends how much you have been paying lately. Normally judges will be lenient if you’re doing the best you can but if you refused to pay or haven’t paid a lot in the last few months they could give you an ultimatum and say you have to pay X amount with a a certain... View More

You need to hire and experienced criminal defense attorney to call the police. Narcotics detectives do this kind of thing all the time they try to shake people down to go after the bigger fish in the drug chain. If you allow them to search your apartment then they can search. If you told them they... View More

The department of corrections has complete control over these matters. Either the housing county has to bring him or there has to be transportation initiated from the county of the hearing. There’s been a lot of problems over the last year with Covid and certain counties not wanting to receive... View More

Are you talking about Court records, police records or medical records? For Court records I will go to the county circuit court clerks office and they may be able to find the records or get you some case information.

You file it with the clerks office although only the defendant or a lawyer can file such a motion.

You can get a bond lowered by making a motion before the judge. You can also have an experience defense attorney discuss the case with the prosecutor. If they are trying to get money out of the inmates bank account the inmate can sign a power of attorney allowing a relative to withdraw that money... View More

That is completely up to that County and their resources and the type of case. Typically the more serious the case the more often they will come to your house. The warrant will also be entered into a database and served on you whenever you get arrested or stopped by the police.

Technically, yes, although if it was returned later it probably is an unauthorized use, which is a misdemeanor.

If your attorney filed a motion to suppress that is likely going to help you. Your attorney is free to fire you and you are free to fire your attorney at any time but you should definitely have a conversation with them before doing so.

You are not likely to be charged. Technically it’s possible to charge you with possession even if the possession was brief but I’m sure there is video surveillance at the gas station. Someone would have to report you and the police would have to investigate. It doesn’t sound like you have too... View More

Your question is a little bit confusing but generally marijuana will result in a bond violation. It’s up to the judge what to do with that violation. I would hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to discuss options with the prosecutor.

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