Is it two different 1st offenses if refused chem test and got pbj in 2006 for a dui, and a 2018 charge where blew a .09?

This is considered a second offense in court. You have a prior DUI where you received a PBJ. The administrative hearing is different than the...

Worst and best case scenario if blow a .07 on 2/7, and had a prior dui conviction where refused to blow 9 years ago?

You are below the legal limit of .08 which is good because it means that the police officer did not take your license. However, it is possible to...

A VOP hearing can take place before the criminal case and the judge can send you to jail. If you are on supervised probation, a standard condition...

Can I get a 4th degree burglary of a dwelling expunged?

If you received probation before judgment, it can be expunged after three years from the entry of your PBJ assuming that your probation has ended....

I had bought a stolen game system and now I’m being charged with burglary an theft under $500 but I’m innocent should ?

If you are innocent, you should plead not guilty and have a trial. You need a lawyer representing you. Discuss with your lawyer how the game system...

Can I face jail time?

Yes, you can be violated by your probation officer and the judge can hold a VOP hearing to determine whether you should be incarcerated. You should...

Normally, if a stet requires you to obey all laws, it only refers to criminal and serious traffic offenses that carry possible jail time....

What can I do if I got a DUI at ocean city but could never make it down due to financial hardship for court?

My colleagues are correct. Contact an attorney in Worcester County to file a motion to recall the warrant. If the motion is granted, the warrant...

Hello, My boyfriend had a suspended license in the state of Texas from a DUI in 2007 when he was 20. He is in MD. What to do?

He will need to get the matter straightened out in Texas before Maryland will issue him a license. The Texas DMV can tell him what steps he needs...

Can i be Convicted of second degree assault if all they have is the victim testimony but it has changed four times?

Yes, you can be convicted based upon the testimony solely of your accuser. However, the standard in a criminal case is beyond a reasonable doubt...