How can I get a criminal case of Domestic Violence reopened if it was dismissed pre court for lack of evidence?

The District Attorney's Office determines whether to pursue charges. You will need to contact the office in the county where the incident occurred.

If a some who is sentenced to life for first degree murder how many appeals can they file?

There are too many variables involved for you to get an answer in this forum. I recommend you speak with a local, experienced defense attorney.

Once a person is charged, it's completely up to the State to decide if they want to drop the charges. You can ask. Depending on the facts and the...

How can I help a loved one get the help he needs?

You should talk to his attorney. Knowing about your loved one's background and addiction will help the attorney help him. If he does not have an...

How should I go about handling my first speeding ticket?

My colleagues are correct. You absolutely need an attorney. He or she will likely be able to help you keep your license. If you do not handle this...

I missed court on a felony charge. Made a stupid mistake, wrote down the wrong date.

You need to handle this matter ASAP. Your first step is to contact your attorney. He should be able to help. He was very likely busy in court with...

II got 2 tickets. One for no insurance and expired tags. But I tolated my car when I about to reinsure my car. Can I get a PJC

I suggest contacting your insurance company or DMV for the requested documentation. If you can't obtain it, you will need to hire an attorney.

Could i still receive a ticket?

I agree with my colleague. Also, you should correct the issues (expired tags, no tag lights) so you don't give yourself a reason to be pulled over...

What would happen if I'm pregnant with a mans child when were both court ordered not to see each other?

I agree with Ms. Mendini. I also encourage you to both speak with your probation officers if you want to have continued contact. Don't admit that...

Will this show up on my record as pending or affect my record at all?

Ms. Mendini is absolutely correct. You have been charged. If convicted, this charge will stay on your record for the rest of your life (unless it...