Interrogation of a minor

You address the issue by bringing to the attention of your attorney at the time of the incident. Asking about it now does you absolutely no good,...

I pleaded guilty to a first degree sex offense when I was 14, the only thing I am required to do is to register yearly w/police

I think you would be best to consult with an immigration lawyer. I've changed the topic of your question so as to encourage more relevant responses.

I agree with the previous response. An expunged record does not erase the conviction. Were you convicted of the charge, or were you sentenced to a...

Evaluating damages in a civil case take years of practice and experience. I would suggest you meet with a civil plaintiff's attorney about your...

Hi, I own a house and I suspected the person who shares the room in the house is involved in the credit card fraud.

You need to speak to an attorney before you do anything. I have represented many client who thought they were doing the right thing, only to find...

Maybe I'm practicing in a sheltered environment, but I've been in criminal courts, state and federal, for ten years and I have no idea what "ghost...

I HAVE SECOND TIME MISDOMENER SHIPLIFTING CHART- WHAT WOULD I EXPECT WITH OR WHTHOUT LAWYER

You would have to consult with an attorney to review your facts and circumstances. Appearing without an attorney is generally not a good idea as...

I am 19 and i got caught shoplifting 13.00 worth of jewlery. Am i going to jail?

If it's your first offense, it's doubtful you will go to jail. Nevertheless, a theft crime is not something you want to take lightly. The lasting...

If someone already has a misdemeanor charge of theft and is caught again for theft of 20 dollars what may the outcome be?

That someone needs an attorney. Depending on how close in time the second charge was, the judge may consider the fact that there was not enough of...

I have a court, can i take my daughter,16, with me to my court? And is it okay if an officer yells at someone?

You might check with the clerk to see if the judge doesn't allow minors in the courtroom. It may be a local practice in Georgia, but I've see high...