Domestic voilence on h4 visa. Husband arrested for assault on female, later dismissed. Now I want divorce.

You should talk to a divorce lawyer and possibly an immigration lawyer. This is not a DV case since that issue was resolved through a dismissal.

Where can I look up the date, time, and location of the Wake County 90-96 Program Alcohol Class

Call Southlight, which you can google. They are the organization that runs the program. Your lawyer would probably not have the information...

How would i get a Failure to reduce speed dropped ? Women i rearended i never seen a turn signal on back but witness seen front

Sometimes the DA will dismiss such a charge if you provide a letter from your insurance company that the damage has been paid for, or you bring...

I was recently in jail for shopliffting for eleven days. I appealed my case and got out the next day.can they give me more time

If you're a level three for misdemeanor sentencing purposes, you can get up to 120 days although that would be quite unusual for a misdemeanor...

I got arrested for felony possession of marijuana.. What will happen to me most likely??

You are likely eligible for a 90-96 program if you were arrested for mere possession, and not PWISD or Sale/Delivery. The misdemeanor shoplifting...

Minimum sentence is an "intermediate sanction" which includes probation plus some other feature (usually a split sentence of up to a quarter of the...

I think you asked this elsewhere: sentences for most crimes are presumed to run concurrently unless the judge says otherwise at the time of the...

Should I have been arrested for getting out of my car after a sobriety test & passing them or should I have been warned first?

Officers are not required to give you SFST and you don't need to be warned. I don't know the circumstances. You should hire a lawyer, although...

This is actually a very complicated question. Do not purchase or possess a firearm until you speak with a lawyer, as the consequences can be...

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Concurrent and Consecutive Sentences

In North Carolina, most sentences are presumed to run concurrent - so if the judge is silent at the time of sentencing, then the sentence runs...