Poss possession with intent to bring into a penal institution, possession marijuana, position of pharanellia, open container
You need to contact a criminal defense attorney to get exact statutory language and numbers, but possession of CDS is a misdemeanor and, in Oklahoma state courts, carries up to one year in the county jail and up to $1000 fine. I believe Conspiracy to Commit a Felony is a felony and carries up to... Read more »
I have no job I can't afford a lawyer felony possession of a firearm
Public defenders, or other state provided criminal defense attorneys, are generally reserved for the indigent or poor. First and foremost they are responsible for representing the majority of in custody criminal defendants who don’t have the money to bond out and go home pending the resolution of... Read more »
I traded a motorcycle for a truck and he never sent me a title. I found out the truck isn’t even in his name..
I’d probably start by contacting the Attorney General’s office - specifically the consumer protection division. It might also be worth filing a police report for fraud and you could have a civil fraud claim against this person as well.
Yes - both criminally and maybe civilly.
If this is in reference to a bond/bail forfeiture, then it likely has to do with the process set forth in law regarding when a bondsman must pay the bond forfeiture. This area of the law is very technical. Without getting into too many details on the bond forfeiture procedures, you just need to... Read more »
Yes, it could be big trouble potentially. Possible Possession of Stolen vehicle, Knowingly Concealing Stolen Property. You need to immediately consult a criminal defense attorney
Parole he started out with
Short answer is yes. When he paroled, he had so many days remaining on his sentence. If granted street time, he would receive the time he was out on parole (up until the warrant being issued for the violation) subtracted from his days remaining. He could also be awarded credit for time served - the... Read more »
For the specific crime you reference, the statute of limitations is 3 years.
The final pretrial was just cancelled and this was scheduled for a week prior to the trial date. No jury selection has been scheduled or anything?
As a general rule whenever you see the word “issue” attached to a court proceeding it means evidence will be taken, witnesses will be called, final disposition of some stage in the life of that case will be had. For instance, in felony cases when the court characterizes a setting as... Read more »
If you own a house you are entitled to live there unless there is a court order saying otherwise.
Victim was recently arrested. So what will happen with the case involving my significant other knowing that she is in police custody.
I’m afraid there’s not enough information to give an accurate answer. When you say “incarcerated” I will assume you mean he/she is in prison, which seems to indicate he/she must have pleaded guilty to this crime and accepted a plea bargain (or lost at trial/ or was sentenced after a blind... Read more »
It has no bearing on court if you have been or have not been. There are however good training benefits from having the taser used on you, but so long as you receive the proper training and it is documented then you do not have to be tasered in order to be certified.
My friend went to jail on a sanction it says commitment issued now it’s saying commitment returned document unavailable are they being terminated or do they get to come back to the program
Those are simply terms used by the court system indicating that a document(s) pertaining to a defendant being taken into custody have been issued by the Court.
This is a bit of a difficult question to answer as it varies from county to county, from Judge to judge (particularly with the coronavirus pandemic having ravaged the country this past year or so.
In many instances the courts have dramatically reduced bonds to get people out of custody as... Read more »
Where pre-sentance confinement & time on bail gets counted toward time served.
It's not really a motion. If it is part of a plea agreement, then it would need to just be written into the plea paperwork. If it is blind plea sentencing (where there is no agreement) or sentencing after a bench/jury trial, the defendant (through the defendant's attorney) can request... Read more »
Petitioning one county to start sentence while being held serving in a different county.
writ of habeas corpus
She lied and said I broke in a assaulted her but she was living with my 70 YR old mother that she threatened to slap as she was going towards her and my mom grabbed her cane and told her I wish u would cause I'll beat u with my cane. Then called me crying and I went up there and slapped her... Read more »
Attorneys fees vary greatly from city to city and attorney”s office to attorney’s office. You simply need to do a Google search for “criminal defense attorneys Creek county,” make a list of perspective attorneys to call and call them one at a time asking their rates. You can also check... Read more »
How much trouble can a parent get if my counselor found out that my parents lets my underage brother and his friends To drink and smoke and drive without a license and even buying the smokes for them
And letting them drink but don’t buy it for them
Big trouble.
What can I do to get him released from hold or speedup the process or to help him at all
Best thing you can do is help him hire the best criminal defense attorney you can find.
charged with those offenses, but the accuser willingly and voluntarily dropped all accusations and refused to press charges against said abuser. Can those same accusations be brought back up 3 years later as evidence used in obtaining an Emergency Order of Protection being granted? Or are those... Read more »
From what you've described, they can still be brought up. They're certainly not "void."
Victims don't have the choice about "pressing charges." Rather, that's the prosecutor's call. The victim can recant, fail to cooperate, etc. But it's the prosecution's choice whether to press charges or not.
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