Hypothetical question regarding fake ID and speeding.

The person could get charged criminally and as opposed to simply paying a fine for the speeding he/she may be at risk of going to jail and/or...

My license is revoked in Virginia, is there any state I can move to so I can get one?

Unfortunately the answer is probably no, because states share information through the driver's license compact.

Based on the NC Department of Transportation it is for 3 years. But you should contact your former lawyer, court, and/or DMV to...

Looking for pro bono criminal defense, 21yo son in jail 1st time, wrong charges filed, please help

It is very hard to find a pro bono lawyer unless your case is truly exceptional. You should see if your son qualifies for a public defender or else...

Offer from prosecutor..no contest to attempted aggravated assault with cobb plea is this a good idea?? No jail, misdemeanor

Without knowing all the facts, seeing the discovery it is hard to say, and you should have a long discussion with your lawyer about the odds of...

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Under what circumstances can the police bust through your door " LEGALLY " without a warrant of any kind??

Ordinarily the police can only make an arrest in a home without a warrant if they are in "hot pursuit" which means that they saw your friend...

Should I be worried about a first time charge of possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia?

The fact that this is your first offense makes things much easier for you, and you will likely receive leniency from the court and the prosecutor....

You should hire a good local defense lawyer as soon as possible. You are presumed to be innocent of all charges, including your refusal to blow....

A Federal Magistrate Judge has issued a report and reccomendation to affirm the SSS decision. I don't plan to file an objection

By not filing an objection you may be waiving your right to appeal or to ever contest the decision. If you want to eventually appeal you may need...

How much is offered to a 16 year old for attempted robbery in the 2nd c felony as an adult & youth offender

As a youth offender the most he can face is 4 years, which is the maximum for a class E felony (with a youth offender the maximum sentence for a...