Dailies Contact Lenses

Help Me I Need Info All I Can Get! ON THIS CASE!!!!?

Ok heres the story. I knew my so called buddie was going to steal a boat motor. And he wanted a ride that night he called me saying come get me i pulled to a fence he put the boat motor in my truck. And i took him to his house to get some clothes. And he spent the night with me. I got charged with a Misdemeanor Larceny Class 1 my dad signed me out of the county sheriff's office (I Never had a bail amount) that night the mastery told me and my dad it was not likely for me to go to jail but it could happen. I never got locked up in jail that night i just had cuffs around my feet MY QUESTIONS ARE.. What is the most i will get or can get charged with i never have been in any trouble before! And do i have to be with my dad where ever he goes? The mastery told me i had to do what my dad said long as it wasn't illegall but not that i had to be with him so can i go to town and other places without him as long as i have his permission? The state is North Carolina...County is Greene That all of the charges happened Ive never been in any trouble before expect for a game warden charge andthat'ss been over two years ago on Unsupervised Probation ive been OFF Unsupervised Probation for a year and two months! I got charged with shooting a deer off the ground with a rifle in that county its a county law..and exceeding the daily bag limit for deer.that's a state law

Public Comments

1. eh.. some friend. First of ditch your so called friend because he just got you in cuffs. Second.. dont act stupid and help someone you know is doing the wrong thing, especially since you're not getting ANYTHING out of it..
2. The decision on time comes from the judge and not from us here. As for being with your Dad...that's his decision and maybe even the courts and not ours. Doing what your father says to do is exactly what is happening when you are made to go with him. That's a decision for your father to make but guess what...won't happen for awhile for he's lost some faith in you and you have to win it back. That's a right you earn but quickly can lose...as you did. Quit complaining and start leading a decent and law abiding life. You'll be happy you did.
3. Punishment. – For a first conviction under subsection (a) or (d), or for a subsequent conviction for which the punishment is not specified by this subsection, the defendant shall be guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor. The term of imprisonment may be suspended only on condition that the defendant perform community service for a term of at least 24 hours. For a second offense committed within three years after the date the defendant was convicted of an offense under this section, the defendant shall be guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor. The term of imprisonment may be suspended only on condition that the defendant be imprisoned for a term of at least 72 hours as a condition of special probation, perform community service for a term of at least 72 hours, or both. For a third or subsequent offense committed within five years after the date the defendant was convicted of two other offenses under this section, the defendant shall be guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor. The term of imprisonment may be suspended only if a condition of special probation is imposed to require the defendant to serve a term of imprisonment of at least 11 days. However, if the sentencing judge finds that the defendant is unable, by reason of mental or physical infirmity, to perform the service required under this section, and the reasons for such findings are set forth in the judgment, the judge may pronounce such other sentence as the judge finds appropriate. (f) Community Service Period. – If the judgment requires a defendant sentenced under this section to perform a specified number of hours of community service, the community service must be completed within: (1) 90 days, if the amount of community service required is 72 hours or more; (2) 60 days, if the amount of community service required is at least 48 hours but less than 72 hours; and (3) 30 days, if the amount of community service required is at least 24 hours but less than 48 hours. The court may extend these time limits upon motion of the defendant if it finds that the defendant has made a good faith effort to comply with the time limits specified in this subsection. Failure to complete the community service requirement within the applicable time limits is a violation of the defendant's probation. (g) Limitations. – For active terms of imprisonment imposed under this section: (1) The judge may not give credit to the defendant for the first 24 hours of time spent in incarceration pending trial; (2) The defendant must serve the mandatory minimum period of imprisonment and good or gain time credit may not be used to reduce that mandatory minimum period; and (3) The defendant may not be released or paroled unless he is otherwise eligible and has served the mandatory minimum period of imprisonment. (1957, c. 301; 1971, c. 238; 1973, c. 457, ss. 1, 2; 1985 (Reg. Sess., 1986), c. 841, ss. 1‑3; 1987, c. 660; 1993, c. 539, s. 35; 1994, Ex. Sess., c. 24, s. 14(c); c. 28, s. 1; 1995, c. 185, s. 3; c. 509, s. 9; 1997‑80, s. 1; 1997‑443, s. 19.25(ff).)
4. When you knew ur so called buddy was going to steal a motor boat, u should have drove the other way, I know this doesn't help, what If u were with someone who had a gun? U gotta think, and use ur head. I think you'll be ok.