What are my options when going to court for a "uniform citation" and what charges am I facing?

You should contact a local attorney to appear for you. This is a pretty normal citation that an attorney should be able to get dismissed with...

Nc gs 20-141 j1, first time offender

You should speak with an attorney about a reduction. You will not need to go to court and there will no points on your insurance.

I was pulled last night doing 85mph in a 55 mph the state trooper did not take my licence what happens next

You should speak to an attorney about options for reduction. You are facing loss of your license if you do not handle this correctly.

There is no reason you should not be able to attend Drivers Ed. However, you may be prevented from getting your learner's permit or license until...

Can a DWI Assessment/treatment taken before being put on probation count as part of my mandatory requirements?

As long as it was completed after you were charged with DWI, it may be used as a mitigating factor in your sentence. The assessment is only good...

What can I do about pain dr letting me go saying I failed urine test 2 times n 4 months? I no I passed they wouldve cut me off .

There is not much you can do. Your Dr. is not required to treat anyone they do not want to. I would suggest finding another Dr.

Got a speeding ticket in Greensboro. Went 9 miles over. What’s my options ?

You may be able to get it reduced to an improper equipment. However, a citation for 9 over should not cause your insurance to increase. You...

How do I request a continuance on a child support court date?

You need to go to court, no choice. If you are sick, tell your attorney that morning and ask for a continuance. Do not miss court or you will be...

Is it a crime to not report a crime?

Your question is not clear. If you are asking if you are required to report someone else who is a felon and is in possession of a firearm, the...

Can the police do this?

The only way you have to fight back is to hire an attorney who will represent you. As long as the magistrate believes them, you can be charged...