Should we hire an attorney?

These are criminal charges so he should retain an attorney. Baltimore County under certain circumstances may offer diversion and there also may be...

Why did I have a bench warrant and a court date?

Your lawyer could answer this question since he or she would be able to look up your cases and see what happened. Once a bench warrant is issued...

Stopped at walmart for shoplifting, store recovered items that was priced at under 20$.was told I would receive something mailed

In all likelihood, you will be charged with theft under $100 which carries a maximum penalty of 90 days in jail and a $500 fine. Do not speak...

You need to consult with an attorney in Illinois. Repost your question listing the location as Chicago, Illinois to get responses. You may be...

Will a consuming alcohol on public property citation violate my unsupervised DUI probation?

One of the standard conditions of probation is to obey all laws. If the citation you received is a criminal citation, then there is a good chance...

Enhancing probation terms and conditions to align with trial court plea using a Violation of Probation Hearing

If you were represented by counsel in the underlying case, contact your lawyer about this issue. If you were not represented, contact an...

If I am already out on bail, if i get picked up on the warrant, won't they keep me.

They will keep you unless you post the $500. Contact the attorney that handled the original case or hire an attorney if you were not represented. ...

Is it illegal for a used car dealer to sell a vehicle with the VIN number cut out of the car?

It sounds illegal to me, but you would need to consult with an attorney in Virginia since that is where you bought the car. Repost your question...

I WENT TO SMALL CLAIM COURT LOSS. I FILED A MOTION I BELIEVE WILL BE DENIED WHAT ELSE CAN I DO . I FILED INITAL CLAIM IN BALT CO

No, once a case is tried and lost, you cannot file a new suit. However, you can file an appeal to the Circuit Court within 30 days and have a...

Could the Hicks Rule or any other precedent apply to my case that has been postponed three times, none of which were of my fault

The Hick's rule requires that all Defendants be tried within 180 days from the time your attorney entered his appearance and demands a speedy trial...