he wasnt convicted or charged but after questioning he left state
122604
You can try to get a restraining order preventing her from taking the child to step dad.
215277
He was probably doing something to make the police think he had a weapon, so I'm sure he's not completely innocent. But possession of a non-lethal weapon is a misdemeanor. If he does any jail time at all, which I doubt, he'll get 30 days in county. More than likely, he'll probably have to pay a fine and/or do community service.
353234
You seem to miss the point.\nHe had already broken the law, otherwise he wouldn't be on parole.\nPart of the conditions for his being released was agreeing to follow the laws.\nHe decided to use an illegal substance.\nIf he will break that law, how many others will he break?\nI have no sympathy for him.\nGood Riddance!
400321
You are lucky to have been given a third chance. Generally speaking the case would have been dismissed (in my state) after the second no show.
347910
Its a Felony... Some states vary
104560
If he left on parole vs. being released after his time maxxed out, you can contact Parole and ask his parole officer to forward him a letter from you, or to his last known address if he has been released from parole.
447807
You run a thin line with slander, especially if he has put the incident behind him. Discuss it with the police first to see if anything can be done
112411
You could always put a search in on the net.  Enter the guys full name in the search bar and see what comes up.  Also, the county of this persons origin, or for certain where the trial would have been held would have the records, which should be a matter of public record.  And...why would you want to find him?  Sounds like he didn't want to have anything to do with you, and make a clean break.  think about it first gf.
512903
The next time you go the cs office tell them that you want a copy of whatever efforts they have made to find him. Have they made phone calls? If so to who did they make them. Have they filled out forms to send to Texas? It sounds like they may just be beating around the bush on this one if you are giving them factual and accurate information.  If they can't provide you any proof that they have attempted to contact and find him then they probably haven't.  If they keep on with their bs start mentioning the words "legal action" that usually gets the attention of most people when they are not doing their job.
196995
There's no way anyone here can give you a reliable answer based on the question you've asked.  To come up with a meaningful answer, people need to know why the person is on probation, how they have done on probation, what the person's past criminal history has been, what the nine felony counts are, the strength of the prosecution's case and the strength of any possible defenses, and probably a whole lot more.\n\nI'm not especially encouraged, however, just by the fact that this person is already on probation and they've gone off and committed more crimes.  Prison seems likely, but there's no way you're going to get anything more than plain old speculation based on the question you've asked.
357424
I assume your question is ...\n\nYou were wrongly accused, found guilty, and served your full sentence for killing someone.\n\nUpon your release, you saw this person, then killed him. Could you be charged again?\n\nAnswer.  No. You already served time for that offense. However, the law can play tricks on you, and they would most likely charge you for a different crime, such as crossing county lines to commit a felony.  \n\nThey will find something, and your sentence will probably be longer or worse because you're already a convicted felon.\n\nWhether I'm right or wrong ... I love your question! Best I've seen here so far!  Keep it up!
542726
First of all, I think you're putting yourself in a dangerous situation. Second of all, I'd let the authorities know.  If he has been convicted before and is engaging in this type of behavior, he'll go right back to jail. If he hasn't been convicted then he needs to be. Either way you need to make the authorities aware of the situation.
457656
Contact the court.  If you completed the program and got a good evaluation the DUI is supposed to go away as I understand it.  If you do nothing it should be there for all to see.  You can pay an attorney a small fee and have him make the contact and file a brief requesting dismissal of the "conviction."   You cannot move the matter to GA.  \n   Question:  Why in the world did you not complete and wrap up this important matter?
362381
Go to the state he is in, commit a crime, skip out on bail and he will come to you.....
374070
First of all tell your brother to exercise his right to remain silent and "shut up"  If he didn't touch the register then he didn't touch the register.  Its he said against he said.  when he was arrested did he have any amounts of currency or credit card receipts from the register on his person?  If not then they have no case. Lastly, with even a lame attorney they have to give you access to any video tape, its called "discovery" and you must be able to see it and it must be authenticated.  Most lawyers can destroy the authentication process, review entire tape and see if he has his old lady doing he nasty or just boring surveillance footage.  You can be arrested for anything, but whether your convicted or not is the thing. If you are acquitted then you sue for false arrest, malicious prosecution, sue the former employer for slander, depending on the circumstances I could think up a lot of things, but you need to make one thing clear and that's that your brother is innocent.  As for not being read his Miranda rights, the whole case should be thrown out based on that.  The moment the cuffs went on the Miranda rights and reason for arrest need to be stated,  Good Luck  What state are you in?
547000
He wasn't found "guilty" technically.
491312
it depends on a number of factors.He still might get probation,if he has been in compliance with his current probation. Tell him to ask for a public defender,or hire an attorney.