Will I lose my license?

You should contact a criminal defense attorney in Duplin county. With an attorney you may be able to have your current ticket reduced and...

Get an attorney. If you talk with the DA or Law Enforcement in an attempt to get the case dismissed they can use your statements against you. If...

My son was arrested in june of 2012 for felony robbery and felony murder x 2 as of today, 1/19/2014 he is yet to be indicted.

There are a couple of ways to "force" the DA to move the case. One way would be to demand a probable cause hearing. Most counties where I have...

Yes I was food shopping in Walmart and scan two bags of crab legs and two bags of shrimp by accident and I got a cititation

If you have not retained an attorney and unable to afford an attorney the court will appoint one for you. Male sure that you have an attorney to...

If a person is indicted, how long do they have to serve there court paper's and be taken to court??

You should speak with your attorney. If you don't have an attorney, you need to get one. To find out that status of the case try calling the...

DA and victim wanting a "quick resolution"?

One of the inherent problems with the North Carolina Court system Is that the District Attorney control the calendar. Most us that power to their...

If I were to ask a lawyer to revoke my probation, would there be a strong likely hood of me getting time of the full sentence?

Speak with a local criminal defense attorney that knows the habits of the judges. Some judges in my jurisdiction will modify a sentence if you...

"In the interest of justice the charges are dropped" What does that mean? Can they come against him later?

"In the interest of Justice" is a nice way to say that they don't want to prosecute and don't want to go into a long explanation as to why.

Can two people be charged with the same thing?

The short answer is yes.

Probo early release for compelling reason.

You can ask the court to terminate you supervised release early. Whether it is compelling enough would be up to the judge.