You will likely go to prison to serve out your sentence.
No. It destroys the attorney client privilege.
It depends what happened on your case. If there is any evidence of corruption that led to a jury finding you guilty there is a chance you can file a motion to have it overturned. If you voluntarily pled guilty it would be more difficult for you to now get out of that plea.
Yes.
I was mentally abused by my ex husband who is a retired military veteran 20 years. We dated for 2.5 years and were married for 25 years and divorced now 7 years. I did not know that he was mentally abusing me till a couple years after I left him. I went through severe depression and almost died.... Read more »
Unless you waived all claims against him In your divorce agreement you could sue him for abuse however if you sue him outside of the family court context you would have to allege a viable claim In tort .. and it would have to fall within the Kentucky statute of limitations which would normally run... Read more »
So i’m applying for a tech company. I have a assault 4th degree misdemeanor convicted 7 years ago. The state of the company follows the “ban the box” rule (they are not allowed to ask about criminal record until initial interview/conditional offer has been made). I’m currently at the last... Read more »
Right before the background check. You also might want to think about expunging that misdemeanor from your record so this is not an issue in the future.
the other county didnt i never got released and have only 2 years left on this 10 to serve so how can they still make me do 5 years shock and parole
Bc you have to serve out on the 10 years you didn’t get shock probated on.
I was pulled over by an officer...he never asked for license, insurance, or registration and came to the passenger side of the vehicle then demanded me and my passenger to get out of the car without any probable cause. We said no and the officer snatched me out of the car through the window of the... Read more »
It depends if they had probable cause. If they had reason to believe you all were engaged in criminal activity well before you got pulled over when you got pulled over then they may have a right to do what they did. If this was in Louisville they likely have body cam and will show exactly how they... Read more »
Happens in every accident report.
The judge revoked this person’s probation but stated the lawyer can file a motion for shock after 30 days. The judge also sent paper work over for this person to be evaluated for drug court, does that mean the judge is considering shock?
Possibly. If he goes to drug court, he has a chance to stay out of jail.
Trying to have record expunged
Five (5) years.
My son was with a group of kids that were flicking another kids hat at a school dance and it escalated into a physical fight. Even though my son was not involved with the actual physical fight he was seen touching the hat and picking it up when it hit the ground during the fight and walked away... Read more »
If he doesn’t have any record, the charge will likely be diverted and ultimately dismissed.
If you were not charged and not believied to be under the influence and did nothing against the law then you should not have any issues with your bond.
The neighboring apartment building the one directly beside mine. As I was doing so a couple of the people over there came out cussing me trying to fight me saying I was trespassing. I kept walking saying i was sorry I didn’t know and didn’t mean to upset anyone, while they continued to... Read more »
Technically it could be considered criminal trespass in the third degree if there are clear signs that this is private property or that you are in a housing development or section 8. If you were not charged by the police you likely don’t have anything to worry about.
No.
My son almost past out from the pressure of the other boys thumb on his throat.
You can contact the police. Assaults between juveniles are still against the law but it will likely be driven by the injury to your child. Was he take him to the doctor? Are there pictures of injuries?
Never had felony previously. In any scenario could this be lowered to misdemeanor from felony?
Possibly, yes. I’d hit the best criminal defense attorney possible to seek such an amendment.
Me & my ex broke up a few months ago & he’s been bitter ever since, but he called me ab a week ago saying the treasury had sent me a check & I had another coming. He said he’d mail it to me (I live in a different state now), unaware that you have to mail those back to the irs, but... Read more »
Contact the Treasury Department for a replacement check.
Ive been on bond for almost 5 years...adhereing to pretrial release conditions..paid a percentage of my bond in cash...been taking random drug screens and been on 8pm curfew for almost 5 years. Was given a public defender with brain cancer who has since died. Pub. Defender investigater gave me... Read more »
There has not been any cap placed on the time to bring an indicted person to trial.
My exs girlfriend has been threatening to hurt me and my kids and has been stalking us and she's called and repeatedly reported me to social services for this and that iv got text messages from her saying what she's going to do to me and my kids and people has showed up at my house... Read more »
Take an IIPO against her. You may always want to file a criminal complaint for the threats, harassment, stalking, etc.
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