K my friend has 3 charges- 1 incorgibility and 2 runaways She was a minor Does she have to pay the fines...?
830524
she needs to contact her probation officer right away about this to find out correctly.
746647
I am in law enforcement in Maine. The punishment depends on a number of things, including the discretion of the court, your criminal history and the nature of the crime. I encourage you to call the (non-emergency line of) your local police department and you can ask anonymously what sentence that statute holds. I will tell you that officers HATE to take these calls, because there is such a variance from crime to crime and person to person, so you won't get a specific answer, only a possibility.
922406
you mean lower the cost of the ticket? You cant, just be glad its a minor and not something your going to go to jail for
86625
Becca's bill does not really deal with runaways, but with truancies, so if the child missed no school while being a runaway, the parent would not face any penalties. Also, the law says, "It shall be a defense for a parent charged with violating RCW 28A.225.010 to show that he or she exercised reasonable diligence in attempting to cause a child in his or her custody to attend school." If you cannot find the child, and they did not become run aways in part because you acted negligently, you would have a reasonable defense against any charges.
904246
This sounds fishy to me...No body has to pay the police not to get arrested.  sounds like fraud.  Just let them arrest her, and when she gets to holding, tell them that she is entitled to a public defender.  that is free to people who are unable to pay
950101
A bench warrant they won't come banging down  your door for her, but if she gets stopped by a cop for any reason and he/she runs her, they will find it and haul her off to jail... which may actually be the best thing for her, if she is out of control... it's sad to say.. but you may consider calling it in yourself and telling them where they can find her... she has to learn now.. otherwise when she is older she'll be worse
915547
Need to give more info on the question.  I will try to answer, if she is moving with children, I don't believe that she will have to get another court order, I think the present court order will stand up in that state.  To be for sure, you will have to seek legal counsel.
1105066
i belive in Any state if she is a minor regardless of consent he can be charged.  I'm not sure of what the age for minor in utah is for sure---but fair thing to say your friend is in some serious trouble.\n\nalso check out this website\nhttp://www.mincava.umn.edu/documents/stateleg/stateleg.html
232740
Something is missing from the story.  I took a look at the statute and it says that the County can seek reimbursement "for any expenses incurred by the county in relation to a charge for which a person was sentenced to a county jail" as more fully described in the statute.  The statute is clear that a conviction is required.  \n\nIf the charges were dismissed or you were found not guilty, then the County cannot seek reimbursement.  If you were found guilty and sentenced to County jail, then you must pay.  If you reached a plea agreement and were sentenced to "time served", then the County can seek reimbursement.\n\nIf you sat in jail for 4 months, you were either convicted or you couldn't make bail while you were waiting for trial.    If you were convicted, even with a plea bargain, you probably owe the money.
484078
Yes, provide that you are not under a court order from leaving the country. If you are and you attemp to flee the country, then you have another charge added to your record.
691690
DIversion programs are a 'second chance' for kiddos.  It is usually ordered where there are first time offenders.  Granted, minors records can be sealed, but better these days not to have one AT ALL when possible. \n\nPlease see this link   http://www.joe.org/joe/1993spring/iw3.html
794834
They are as serious if not more serious than being charged with a DUI.\nTell your friend to try to fight it and get the charges dropped to a lesser misdemeanor.\nThis charge will haunt him on his personal record forever.
601193
These friends can be charged with verbally threatening to do bodily harm to another person......this is still a felony charge.........Report it to the police...take all threats seriously....
819210
It depends, if you were a juvenile, and you pleaded guilty, went to court apologized, its called a juvenile record. Something like stealing...it depends on what she stole...if it was a lot of mooney, then don't count on it being taken off. But if it was a petty thing, and she didn't run from the cops, or lie about it, it'll come off within a year / 18 years old.
301361
go to the local public defenders office.  They can help you with the legal filings to find out what he was arrested for and what can be done about it.  If unpaid fines, the fines will have to be paid or possibly set up on a payment plan if first offense and the fines are high.  He will probably have to appear before a judge if there is no way to pay bail and the prosecuting attorney might let him out with no bail.  There is alot that can be done, but with the information you have given, the best I can tell you is to go to the public defenders office.  Good Luck.
1092013
Having been charged and convicted are two different things. If I knew for sure that someone had been convicted I would delve in to the matter a lot more. At one time, I would have said mind your own business, but in view of all the horrible things that have happened to children, I would have to bring it to social services. Please do not proceed unless you really have something solid and well founded. This little girl has obviously been traumatized a lot being taken away from her parents. Depending on the charge, some people can change. Did you read about this person in the newspaper or did someone gossip about this situation? Which ever way you go, let your conscience be your guide.
1184293
Sorry to tell you this-nothing. Two over the limit fees can be charged. She was overdrawed in the beginning.\nSorry.