I was charged with possession of Marijuana in my car, but it was the passengers and not mine. Is their anything I can do?

You can plead not guilty because it was not yours and have a trial, where the Commonwealth will have to prove that it was yours. Getting a defense...

My boyfriend was accused of distibuting narcotics to minors at my school for them to sale. Not yet proven. Can he be arrested?

Yes, he could be arrested. The standard for arrest is "probable cause," and that could be established with nothing more than the credible,...

Can I sue? Roommate accident lead to me getting robbed

You can sue anyone for anything. However, you could not win a lawsuit against your roommate in this matter.

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You will never be notified that unsupervised probation is over. You will find out if your repetitive bad behavior had been noticed by a police...

What Do I Do About Wrongful DUI Conviction?

If it has been more than ten days since the general district Court trial, you learn the lesson to not take responsibility for somebody else's...

How to go about bogus charge

Lawyers have bills to pay, mouths to feed, and loans to pay for law school. You ate not going to find a free one on the internet. You can go to the...

Are there any attorneys in the martinsville ,va. area that help with license restoration

The rules of this site prohibit attorneys from soliciting clients or quoting fees. So, no attorney can answer, "yes, i can help you with that for...

My son was charged with misdemeanor charge of battery & assault. He did not injured or hurt anyone. What should we do.

"Assault" - putting somebody in fear of an unwanted touching (like a push). "Battery" - an unwanted touching (like a push). You may want to...

No. This is ridiculous. The right to travel is not the right to drive. See there? Two different words.

Someone has served 90 days for two shoplifting crimes, will they serve more time when sentence on march 10 2015(court date)

You appear to be asking (twice) if time served is likely. It depends on the person's record. With a clean record, time served would be a reasonable...