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answered on Mar 25, 2024

If you feel that your case was unjustly dismissed, you can start by contacting the prosecutor's office to express your concerns and request a review of the decision. You can ask for a meeting to discuss the evidence and the reasons for the dismissal. It's also helpful to bring any new... View More

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answered on Jun 13, 2025

This situation sounds serious, especially with multiple fleeing charges while already on federal supervised release. The Bureau of Prisons detainer suggests they’re preparing for a possible revocation of release, which could mean going back into custody if the court finds a violation. Even though... View More

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answered on Jun 12, 2025

No, it is not legal for them to withhold federal counsel until your son pleads guilty to the state charge. Under Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 44(a), a defendant who is unable to obtain counsel is entitled to have counsel appointed to represent them at every stage of the proceeding from... View More

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answered on Jun 12, 2025

You're facing serious charges, and it’s good that you’re thinking ahead before your preliminary hearing. A level one drug distribution charge in Kansas is one of the most severe under state law, and being in the “F” box on the sentencing grid suggests a high criminal history score.... View More

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answered on Apr 13, 2025

In Kansas, marijuana possession is illegal for recreational use, and marijuana vape cartridges fall under drug possession laws. If your acquaintance was found with these cartridges during a lawful search, the possession charge could stick, particularly since marijuana is still illegal in Kansas for... View More

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answered on Apr 1, 2025

RICO cases can remain sealed for extended periods due to several legitimate factors that may apply to your situation in Kansas City. Under federal RICO provisions, these complex investigations often involve multiple defendants and criminal activities across an extended timeframe, which can justify... View More

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answered on Oct 14, 2024

I'm truly sorry you're going through this difficult situation with your children. It must be incredibly painful to see your family separated under such circumstances.

You may have options to explore further legal action, especially since there was an admission that the allegations... View More

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answered on Sep 5, 2024

It sounds like there might be an error in the paperwork for your burglary case if they listed the wrong person as the victim and owner of the property. While this mistake could be significant, it does not automatically mean that the case will be dismissed. Errors in paperwork can often be corrected... View More

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answered on Aug 9, 2023

In Kansas, individuals are generally required to have a valid concealed carry license to legally carry a concealed firearm, but there is no specific requirement to register firearms on an annual basis. However, it's important to note that firearm laws can vary based on specific circumstances... View More

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answered on Mar 19, 2023

The US Marshals Service is responsible for various law enforcement activities, including apprehending fugitives, protecting federal officials, and transporting prisoners. If someone is taken into custody by the US Marshals, they may be transported to a federal prison, such as the United States... View More

You would either to have your convictions expunged or pardoned. Even then, it becomes more of an issue on the federal level.

And why has this not been reported to the police?

You cannot represent her because you are not a lawyer.

She can go to administration or a woman's help group on campus

But the hair on the back of my neck stood up immediately when I saw it was important to you that you made sure that the readers knew the alleged perpetrator is... View More

No. Call your local public defender and try to convince them that you cannot afford to hire a criminal defense lawyer.

In most states a superseding indictment of the same person usually includes all previous crimes stated in the original indictment plus all the new crimes set forth in the superseding indictment. However, the prosecutor is not bound by or confined to anything while drawing up any kind of indictment.

Hire a lawyer

Are you asking whether you can find out if someone complained about you to federal authorities or whether you can find out if an indictment filed against you?

i suggest you retain an attorney

Since I answered the former question using the word "threshold" I know you are the same person.

Was there federal jurisdiction? Does the defendant have a criminal history? Did it occur over state lines? There are so many factors.

I suggest you consult directly with a criminal defense lawyer

Generally, before the federal authorities become involved in the prosecution in individual cases. There usually is a threshold amount unless the theft is committed on federal property.

What is possession with "tempt"? An what do you mean no drug charges being brought?