My brother has been deported three times, two in which he was not suppose to return or re-enter the U.S. Can he be allowed back

Respectfully, the facts you list do not appear to establish a basis for a typical Presidential Pardon, such as would thereafter allow him to stay...

I'm trying to be released from probation in AZ for a class 6 felony to apply for a visa for school in UK. Do I need an attorney?

You have several issues that would be best addressed after at least a consultation with (if not representation by) lawyers who handle each type of...

I agree with the assessments of Mr. Kaman. In general, typographical errors on a complaint, summons, or warrant are corrected by the Court once...

Criminal charge

In NJ, a criminal conviction remains on your record until it is successfull expunged. An expungement is a process you have to initiate. If you do...

What is the possibilty of being sentenced to jail if you don't show up for community service and violate probation?

There is no way to quantify the chance of incarceration. There are ways to minimize the chances the Judge will decide to resentence him and...

Criminal charges.

The fastest way for you to find out this information is to: 1) Have a copy of your fingerprints submitted to your State Police as part of a...

Whats the fastest way to get my license back?

Start by contacting the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division. Their website is http://www.tax.state.nm.us/mvd/mvd_home.htm Once you contact them,...

Do you have to wait for trial for DNA evidence to prove your innocence or guilt?

I agree with the assessments of Mr. Dane, who is correct as usual. What the police say, is intended to get your brother talking, not to tell him...

Is it lawful for an officer to be parked on my property to provide stealth cover for issuing speeding tickets?

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. You could ask that either the officers do not use the property to sit on; or, if you are...

Regarding double jeopardy, can a civil judgment be obtained when criminally convicted already?

Yes, they can sue in a civil suit even though rerstitution was ordered as part of the criminal charge sentencing; and, No, it is not Double...