How could he prove his innocence

You need to speak to a local criminal attorney......4 years seems like a big jail sentence unless he has prior cases.

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Need help! First time offender

I agree with the prior answer. It is unclear if you were actually arrested and charged. If you were not, then you very well won't be charged at...

Out of state DWI: Live in NJ. DWI in NY State. Is is better to get lawyer local to town of violation?

I think you should at least consult with a local criminal attorney who knows the area and can give you some guidance of how the prosecutor/judge...

If the police are trying to charge you for a crime committed with a stolen fire arm and you've reported it stolen

Speak to an attorney before every even thinking about speaking to the police!

What if you are illiterate

It sounds like the person you refer to plead guilty. If your plea is not made voluntarily, then you may have an argument to take the plea back. ...

Will what the cop reported that I said appear on a criminal background check used by employers?

A criminal conviction will appear on a background check. What you said to the police will not.

Caught shoplifting ($27 item) at local CVS - Should I pay civil demand in the near future? (Police was NOT involved whatsoever)

First, don't write too many details of your case in this forum. I agree that you don't have to pay the civil demand. As for your reasoning for...

How will I know if charges of a felony are brought against me? Should I speak with police without an attorney if they come

Don't put too many details of your case on your site. As for speaking to police, do not, i repeat do not speak to anyone about this case without...

If my fiance gets proven innocent for a new charge that he didn't know about will he get out of jail that day?

When you say "hearing", do you mean a trial? If the only violation for probation is this new charge, and he is found not guilty, then you can hope...

You made a mistake and it sounds like you learned from it. If you can't afford an attorney then one will be provided to you free of cost at court....