What is the next step if a person gets arrested while on the AR program?

The new case will be docketed in court and the State will likely pull the AR case forward if it is in the same court. You really need an attorney....

What are our rights?What could we have done differently?Why do police get away with treating people that way?So confused

You did not have to let the police into your own unless they had a warrant. You did not have to consent to the search or sign a consent form. You...

In an upcoming court date my neighbor is awaiting disposition. Will I get a chance to speak to the judge in court that day ?

If your children are the victims in the case, you should contact the victim advocate.

I posted bond $2500 for my son in Ct. March or April of this year. He has managed to fly off the radar and I have no idea where

The state won't put a lien on your home but if the bond company wins a civil judgment against you for their damages which could be the forfeited...

Should I pay a Walmart civil letter for shoplifting in the state of CT. And if I don't pay Wat could happen.

That isn't a fine. Only a court can order a fine. Conventional wisdom is to just ignore the letter. It is unlikely that the store will file suit...

What to expect in court?

Were you arrested? That is the most important question. If you are under 18, you would have received a juvenile court summons. Your sister would go...

What forms are required to appeal a superior court's decision to the appellate court?

You really should consider hiring an attorney because there is a lot involved in prosecuting an appeal and to determine if the court's decision is...

Appealing a conviction

Att. Drapp is correct. Attorneys do not accept offers, clients do. If your son pled out, there are a few grounds to withdraw his admission but they...

How do I get my charges dismissed once my case has been nolled?

Attorney Shalvoy is correct. The case will automatically be dismissed after thirteen months. If you need an earlier dismissal for some reason, you...

If you are court-ordered to submit to drug tests, then yes. If you are not then legally you do not have to but the answer is much more complicated...