what law can you be jailed for if you attemt but not if you complete?
371715
There's loads of things - simply attemting to commit a crime is a crime in itself.\n\nI guess the most obvuious answer to your question would be attempted murder.
896506
First you are not clear about what you are asking\n\nOften if you are arrested and can not make bail, you will be held till the trial date.  then if the judge finds you guilty, you may be released with time served, and go free.  Or you may be found not guilty and go free.
54361
Suspended Sentences \n\n"Sometimes a defendant's prison sentence is "suspended." A suspended sentence is jail or prison time that is put on hold if the defendant complies with certain other obligations, for example, the conditions of probation or the completion of a drug treatment program. Under a suspended sentence, the judge has authority to order the defendant to serve the sentence without first holding a trial, provided that the prosecution or probation department is able to show that the defendant violated the condition that led to the sentence being suspended in the first place."
1169217
I warn you this is a question that is solliciting for people to break a lot of laws.\n\nThat is an act that fals under the criminal law in any country.\n\nI warn you to stop these activities.\n\nIf you want information about a celibrety you can just directly ask the question on this site and maybe someone knows the answer and is willing to give it to you.\n\nThat is not against the law.
103730
depends on the laws of the country that you are in
765025
No, but if you get another ticket, the judge may use this as reason to step you up in penalties for the next one.  They'll see that you completed supervision but that's it.\n\nInsurance will never know.
625890
What state are you located in?  Could be probation for a while.  Up to 28 days in a county jail... or fine of up to $5000. Note, going to jail is very rare and highely improbable.. dont worry you might just get probation  or fined/
855844
no, call your probation officer, and if you can't make it back on time for court make sure you notify your probation officer if you don't you can be arrested for failure to appear in court
385429
No, I don't think so! The point is, is that you broke the law. It may be considered but just because your a good person, it doesn't mean that you may be go.
685567
If you're on probation, it is to your advantage to follow the court's and your probation officer's instructions to the letter. \n\nAs a reminder, if you do not successfully complete your probationary period, the court can make you serve whatever the original sentence is in jail. \n\nAnd yes, drug testing is probably allowed as a condition of probation.
514700
Deferred sentence means that the judge has agreed to put off issuing a final ruling. If you follow all of the rules of your probation, etc., he will simply dismiss the charges, so you will not have a conviction on your record at all.
826052
It is illegal to escape lawfull custody whether you are innocent or not. Depending on how you escaped would determine whether those charges would be prosecuted if you were found innocent while on the run.
801607
never... the 'rule of law' states that no statute can have retrospective effect....(one example of a statute that did have retrospective effect was the 'war crimes act'... to allow the UK to prosecute the germans) \n\nIt wouldn't be fair for a law to have retrospective effect.... think about.....'something which you did two days ago is suddenly made illegal, would it be fair that your arrested for something which at the time you did it was legal?... but became illegal... two days later..... so your prosectuted for that, even though you wouldn't know it was going to become illegal......\n\nthe rule of law states........ we as citizen should know the boundaries to which we should abide...... if we had retrospective law then no such boundary would nay could exist.\n\nhope that helps
866103
only way is to 'max out'your probtion.. that means you goto jail and do the time rather than be on probation... say your on 3 yrs probation, your jail timemay only be a few months, then if you get an early kick, your set... when you max out, your DONE with probation when released.... sometimes it worth it, i did and got 270 days, then got house arrest after 2 months...now if you go on house arrest ( electronic braclet) then you do full time, no good time...most jail when you get a sentance, as a rule you only do2/3s..
1105209
You shouldn't go to jail at all. Just a fine. Unless you were drunk or had drugs.
223027
if the laws in New York are the same as Illinois which they should be with reference to this....once you are convicted you can not get the conviction exponged....you can however get charges exponged..meaning if you were arrested and not found guilty.
63183
Well the law is still on the books, you get hung for it, but hanging is now illegal so now they just put in jail, unless the owner caches you in the act, he can legally shoot you.