New/Old charge

[elemeno]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ky

If I'm now an adult and a felony charge is laid from when I was a juvenile (as in, I was 15, I'm almost 19) - is that case in juvenile or adult court?

Also, I'm going to talk to an attorney about this if things go further but I wouldn't mind other opinions - this charge is about fleeing police on motorbikes. I think that the incident they're talking about was more misdemeanor fleeing than felony fleeing - so I figure not guilty and refuse to play and they can't lay misdemeanor charges anyway. But, how is this even measured: "creates substantial risk, of serious physical injury or death to any person or property"?
That's sort of vague. And does the person on the motorbike come under the category of 'any person' themselves?

 

[mistoffolees]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ky

If I'm now an adult and a felony charge is laid from when I was a juvenile (as in, I was 15, I'm almost 19) - is that case in juvenile or adult court?

Also, I'm going to talk to an attorney about this if things go further but I wouldn't mind other opinions - this charge is about fleeing police on motorbikes. I think that the incident they're talking about was more misdemeanor fleeing than felony fleeing - so I figure not guilty and refuse to play and they can't lay misdemeanor charges anyway. But, how is this even measured: "creates substantial risk, of serious physical injury or death to any person or property"?
That's sort of vague. And does the person on the motorbike come under the category of 'any person' themselves?

Sorry, I'm not buying it. The police are going to file a charge for fleeing on a motorbike 4 years after the fact? Just doesn't sound likely.

If you're charged with anything, give us the real details - including the specific charge - or see an attorney.

 

[elemeno]

Sorry, I'm not buying it. The police are going to file a charge for fleeing on a motorbike 4 years after the fact? Just doesn't sound likely.

If you're charged with anything, give us the real details - including the specific charge - or see an attorney.

no kidding it's dumb. There is more to it but I'm not putting it out there.

 

[mistoffolees]

no kidding it's dumb. There is more to it but I'm not putting it out there.

Then go see an attorney. Without all the relevant information, any advice you receive here would be useless.

 

[elemeno]

Then go see an attorney. Without all the relevant information, any advice you receive here would be useless.

The other info isn't directly related, just explains the 'why would they bother'.

Do you have any advice on the questions?

 

[Zigner]

The other info isn't directly related, just explains the 'why would they bother'.

Do you have any advice on the questions?

The advice you need to follow is that you need to shut up and speak only to your attorney.