I am an unlicensed driver and received a summons for violation code 509(4). According to my research 509(4) states: see details

You have nothing to lose by fighting this except your time and money (if you choose to hire a lawyer to help you)

An ex boyfriend has sent me an email threatened to sell sexually explicit photos of me if I don't pay him money?

You should file a complaint with the local police. Even if you do owe him money, he can sue you civilly, not threaten you and harass you.

Yes you can stop and yes there will be consequences. People do not become an informant unless they hope to gain some benefit (usually excusing or...

Can an FBI informant stop being an informant when he wishes to stop? If yes, how? If no, why not and what can he do to stop?

Yes you can stop and yes there will be consequences. People do not become an informant unless they hope to gain some benefit (usually excusing or...

I am 16 years old and my boyfriend is 20. Can he get arrested if we are just dating no sex involved?

Here is one possible charge the police/DA may pursue. § 260.10 Endangering the welfare of a child. A person is guilty of endangering the...

What restrictions to expect while on probation? NY

You still need to make restitution. It may not result in a civil judgment; it could result in a violation of probation. You need to discuss with...

Domestic abuse criminal charge harassment

If you want to file criminal charges, you need to go to the police. If an arrest is made, a judge will issue an order of protection at the time of...

If I have a summons to court for an open container and I am on parole do I have to tell my parolee

You are required to tell them. You are more likely to get violated for not telling them then for drinking in public in my opinion. Speak to the...

Criminal Charges 2008

I think the key words are "after the fact" meaning you have finished your case. The same way the government cant change their end of the plea...

I was charges with a felony.

You have to be notified of the charges. Typically this takes place at arraignment when you first see the judge. The charges do not have to stay...