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Yes, based on the numbers you listed. A minimum sentence means that he must serve at least 15 years before release. Since he is not parole eligible for 35 years, he will have already served the minimum amount of 15 years. Think of it as "must serve at least 15 years. . ." Parole... View More

If you're not sure what to do, a not guilty plea is always your best choice at your first appearance. After your not guilty plea, the case would be set for a trial or further hearing depending on what county you are in. At that point you can either have a trial or try to negotiate a deal with... View More

You have a duty to report child abuse or neglect. To report child abuse or neglect, you can call the Nebraska Child Abuse hotline at 1-800-652-1999. Especially if you feel someone else may have failed to report the abuse or neglect, you still have a duty to report if you have knowledge that a... View More

Yes. Find one who handles citations in that court. Make sure person was paid. Ask them for something showing they paid that your son can show the Court.

It is a class one misdemeanor offense and carries 0 to 1 year in jail and/or a $1000.00 fine.

You should try and sue in small claims and then try and collect on the judgment.

Your question depends on the nature of the Controlled substance and the amount taken. You also will have to advice your age and prior criminal history. My suggestion is that you contact a good criminal lawyer to help you out.

Contact a member of the Nebraska Assn for Justice who handles workers compensation and employment cases. You may have several potential claims depending on the laws of your state.

While there is no set time limit, unless the party is in custody delays of months would likely be acceptable. The forcing the court to rule is not an real option since it will likely result in a denial by the court. The defense cannot even appeal the ruling until the defendant has been sentenced.

As long as it is consensual there should not be any problem. Under 16 or more than 4 years in age over 15 is illegal.

Yes, it happens all the time.

Yes the state can be held accountable for the medical bills and for the action of the kid who assaulted the boy. Get a lawyer and they will be able to help.

Yes, ask your probation officer. If they won't allow it you will have to get a lawyer to file the change of venue. Probation in Nebraska is state wide. We have had other clients move or be transferred to another office. It is fairly common in the Metro area.

If it was just that and that long ago...I don't see it happening. She may want to get some ptsd therapy to be able to see it more clearly.

Yes if there is a valid reason showing he is a danger. I would object because it doesn't serve you are your son well to have a restraining order again you.

It is not a conviction but what is called an adjudication. It does not remain on his criminal record once he turns an adult, which is 19 in the State of Nebraska. It can be used to aggravate any future involvement with the law until he becomes an adult.

Just to clarify, it's not your case, but rather the state's case. That is, you are a witness or victim to a crime and now, it seems, the state of Nebraska is pursuing charges against your ex-boyfriend. To be clear, your ex-boyfriend could be found guilty based on your testimony alone if... View More

Why do you want to fight a 13 year old? If you commit a battery on someone, you are subjecting yourself to criminal liability. Don't start anything you will regret later.

You need to talk to one at least (depends on age of kid).Consequences drastic, so yes.