It depends on if it is out of justice or district court. Justice you will start over with a clean slate, district, you will still be on probation unless / until the court of appeals overturns the judgment.

You would have to ask an employment law specialist this question.

The Statute of Limitation for a felony (which all charges like this are) is four (4) years from the date of the alleged offense. Consult with an attorney to get more specific information. Good luck!

I would need much more information to answer this.

The main purpose of bail is to guarantee the bailed person's appearance at all of the court's hearings. So the presumption is that the bail will be returned to you once the case is finalized (adjudicated, in legalese). It usually takes the court two to three weeks to get the money back... View More

Sounds like a forgery.

The charges should be filed within 72 business hours. But there is no way for you to enforce that. Good luck!

This is a landlord/tennant issue and not a criminal defense issue, so unfortunately I don't know.

Since he's already in prison probably more time.

I don't quite understand your question. Please give me some details a s what you have posted is not clear.

If you are both consenting adults (18+), you may co-habitate, so long as there is not an Order from a Court preventing you from doing so (i.e. Protective Order, etc.)

As the victim in that case, you have the right to give your input to the prosecutor, to attend all court hearings, and to tell the judge in the case your feelings about the case at sentencing. But once you reported the matter to the police, you no longer have the power to be the deciding factor in... View More

If you feel you are bein stalked you need to report it to the police. If you have been threatened you also need to report that to the police. I have no idea what you are saying about Sharia law. This is Utah. It is Mormon law here.

You should call the police and report it to the school.

Aggavated assault two counts, criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, and others. Probably a max of 30 years in prison.

If the policee were called and statements like this were made - yes.

You need to contact a civil law attorney. You haven't been charged with a crime so it isn't criminal law, and the government is not involved so it isn't civil rights.

Well maybe. That is a complex question. Your attorney should be able to help.

There exists no way to answer this question without dozens of other facts. Contact a criminal defense attorney in your area for a consultation.

No question is posed. I see no criminal charges filed. If the issue is reparations you need to see a civil attorney about a lawsuit. If charges were filed I need information on those charges and where in the court process the case is currently.