A legal dictionary would probably give you the best answer

Actually a judge or jury would probably consider it worse because you knew you were supposed to remain stopped where is someone else may have thought the police were chasing someone else.

Not necessarily but I suggest you set up a consultation with a lawyer so he can properly evaluate your case

More information is needed to properly answer your question however it definitely sounds like eluding a police officer.

Yes, plain smell is an exception to the search warrant requirement. However, that does not mean that the underlying motor vehicle stop and subsequent search was valid. You should consult with an attorney to discuss the facts of your case and possible motion to suppress.

This is a crime go to the police.

Don't know about Connecticut but it's possible in New Jersey based on your prior record

The answer depends on the degree of your lewdness charge for there is a fourth degree or disorderly persons offense. Either way get a good lawyer to make sure you get the lowest possible sentence and stay out of jail.

You will need to retain experienced counsel who will review the facts of the case and proceed in advocating your case to the County prosecutor. There is no guarantee. But with lout counsel it’s not just going to happen.

You can always ask for anything, just like you can ask them for a new car, but they will not give you a lawyer, until you are charged and appear in court and then you only get a free lawyer if you cannot afford one, which is generally defined as making 125% or less of the poverty level. That is... View More

You do not have to go unless they have a warrant for your arrest, but it may be your only want to prove your innocence if you are innocent. Either way you need to hire a good lawyer theft is a serious criminal offense, which can lead to jail time and a criminal record. I suggest that you set up a... View More

You are facing a criminal record and possibly loosing your license for 2 years. The prosecutor could decide to drop the charge based on card or reasonably say that you did not have it when you were arrested and continue to prosecute you. With no legal knowledge you are putting yourself at risk... View More

Honestly only his attorney can answer this question. That being said it sounds like he failed at drug court and will now serve the sentence he agreed to when he took drug court.

You need to retain a private criminal defense lawyer, particularly one who is experienced with domestic violence matters. Prosecutors are very reluctant to dismiss a DV case due to fear of being accused as soft on DV. A second degree charge involves a presumption of incarceration for 5+ years.... View More

This is a fourth degree crime even for a child where the child faces up to 18 months in jail. But Generally juveniles don't go to jail they go to detention and even that is rare for first-time offenders since the juvenile will always have a lawyer either appointed by the court or hired by the... View More

You may be reading it correctly however we would need to know much more information which you should never Post online has everything said here is monitored by law enforcement

You should immediately contact the police.

If you are charged with marijuana possession you are looking at a 6 months loss of license and 2 years additional loss of license if this offense occurred in a car or truck. A good lawyer should be able to help you eliminate this suspension, but everything depends on the facts of your case. I... View More

Prosecutors have the discretion on whether to keep the case in Superior Court, or downgrade it to Municipal Court. You can provide your proof of loss to the prosecutor and request restitution, or you can file a claim in special civil part to recover your damages.

Generally a case like this would be downgraded to municipal court because the proofs against the defendant are weak. Prosecutors know that the conviction rate in Municipal Court is much much higher than in Superior Court especially for theft charges.