I am looking for a pro bono attorney in new york city experienced with early release/discharge from probation cases

It is extremely rare for attorneys to take on criminal matter pro bono. This is in large part because indigent defendants are entitled to free...

What is the statue of limations on dui in the state of Illinois ?

You should check with an Illinois attorney and/or repost this in the Illinois section here on Avvo. I would point out that if you were charged in a...

Can a person be charged with a crime if he is served with papers but denys he is that person when served and therefore gets out

Lying (unless under oath) is not a crime, so I can’t really see how you could be charged. If the person trying to serve you, however, is law...

No buy money found, no prescribed pills on cop...

You walked away from what? If there was a sale, or an attempted sale you can be charged. The cops testimony is evidence and as such the prosecution...

How do I sue someone for assault?

You would need to hire an attorney, probably a personal injury attorney, to assist. If you haven’t sustained any real/permanent injuries, though,...

Citation for suspended registration, would it affect my chances for getting a visa?

Speak with an immigration attorney and/or report this question in the immigration section here on Avvo.

Can my boyfriend sue for getting arrested for no reason?

A suit for false arrest can be brought. This is, however, a civil question. Your boyfriend should consult with a civil litigator, s/he can best...

If someone had a nonviolent felony in NJ. Can it be considered a violent felony in NY for sentencing purposes on a current case

Short answer is technically yes. What will happen is the elements/statutory language of the NJ offense will be compared to its NY counterpart (if...

Other options, besides wait for 30/30 motion?

30.30 is an outright dismissal but unfortunately you would have to wait until sufficient time can be charged to the prosecution.

What should I check on my job application if charges dropped ?

You can safely say that you haven't been convicted of a misdemeanor or any other criminal offense.

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