Reasonably identifiable by a police officer

The answer would depend on the rest of the circumstances that led up to the officer doing this. Please repost with a complete set of facts as set...

Violating the1st offenders act

Respectfully, I am not sure what your question is. Please consider reposting with additional facts and a question based on those facts. Good...

Probation conditions I feel are impossible or unreasonable. Could I get the court to remove or overturn these?

The probation conditions you refer to are fairly typical conditions of probation. If there are particular circumstances that you believe will take...

Can u be arrested for stealing from a business while u are reporting to police that you are a victim of extortion?

Could you be charged, Yes. On the other hand, the situation you describe may fit within the requirements of the defense of duress. Consult directly...

How do you find out who is the prosecution for a case?

Call the Court where the matter is docketed, and they should be able to advise you of the name and contact information for the prosecutor. Good...

If there are errors on a underage drinking ticket I received in Arizona, do I need to still take care of it?

If you can still be identified from the information on the summons, then you still need to apppear in Court in regards to this matter. The type of...

Arest warrant for probation violation

Contact a criminal defense lawyer licensed in that State, who can enter an appearance on your behalf. Many States/Courts will agree to a lifting of...

Who has the obligation to inform me of a court apperance.And what to do when no one does.

That I am aware of, there is no hard-and-fast rule as to who is responsible to notify you. In NJ, we remind our client's of the Court date, which...

You can contact the prosecution and make your wishes known, and if the court has a victim-witness counselor, you can contact that department as...

Is it possible in the state of GA to get a no contact order removed and drop a simple battery charge?

Once a criminal charge has been filed, only the prosecution can agree to drop the charges. If you are the victim (unclear from your facts) you can...