It’s complicated, but generally, Yes. Being under the influence of a drug would not make the statement inadmissible. To make the statement...

If you were paid by the insurance company, you were compensated, so you can’t sue your friend. Plus, you can’t sue for emotional distress for loss ...

No, that would be completely ridiculous. Anything you say to an attorney would be confidential and held in confidence. In order to properly answer...

This is not a criminal defense question, so I changed the category. Plus, you really should consult with a Utah attorney, not New York.

I see some problems with your case. If you weren’t injured, you have no damages. Among other issues: Can you prove the incident occurred because of...

“Brain injury?” Really? I don’t know what the proper category for your question is, but you didn’t even imply that someone’s brain was injured, so...

If the insurance company won’t pay, then you could sue the driver/owner of the other car. The judge or jury will then decide whose fault the...

Yes, it’s legal. If the court adjourned the case, the time will not count in your favor for speeding trial purposes.

The officer could have written you a ticket for a 4-point speed. Instead, be wrote you a no-point vehicle violation. The officer did you a favor.

Sounds like a scam to me too. Who wires more than ten million dollars to someone he/she doesn't even know? Unless you know this person, ignore it....