In all likelihood no but you will be removed from the ARD program and you will again have to resolve that case for which you initially received ARD.

Should I have an attorney or would a public defender be ok. 2 Int poss contr subst, and 1 criminal use of communication facilit

Both are attorneys. I am aware of this matter from the news and practicing in Montgomery County. Search for and research attorneys on this site.

What will happen if I did not receive a citation for an underage, even though I got breathalyzed?

What were you told was going to happen? What were the results of the breathalyzer? What were the other two cited for? Knowing the preceding...

Being charged with a third dui during probation of the second,what is the consequences?

Regarding mandatory minimums, you are facing anywhere from 10 days to 1 year of incarceration. You also face revocation of your probation on the...

I'm facing a dui an assault charge in a domestic case where I have a cross pfa. And a terroistic threat charge

What's your question that you have regarding your DUI case?

Looking for a DUI attorney?

Do a search for DUI attorneys in Indiana County PA both on Google in general and here in AVVO.

I got a drunk driving and got two years probation in Johnstown pa.I'm in Philadelphia pa.

Your remaining probation requirements likely did not just go away. Your case has fallen through the cracks (apparently); however, it eventually...

I plead guilty to a Misdemeanor 1 Retail Theft two years ago. How long until I file a request for pardon?

I believe you are seeking an expungement of your charge once you complete the program. Hire a criminal defense attorney shortly before or right at...

I had an adverse reaction to prescription medication in 2011. I had a seizure and crashed my car. I plead guilty to a DUI.

If you completed ARD then hire an attorney to file a Petition for Expungent. Simple.

If a policeman writes up your charges on his report incorrectly, is that enough for your case to get thrown out?

Without more of an explanation as to the particulars of your situation, the answer is no. S/he can always amend them at the preliminary hearing. ...