You should try to get it reduced, but not by yourself. Talk to a lawyer. He/She will know what reductions are available in your jurisdiction to...

Do statue of limitation run out on traffic tickets

Statutes of limitation deal with the amount of time that may elapse between when you commit an offense and when proceedings may be INITIATED...

Received a ticket talking on my handheld cell phone while driving a comercial vehicle. May cost me my job and very heavy fine.

Call a lawyer in the county where you received the ticket. He/she may know of opportunities to get the charge dismissed in your jurisdiction,...

I just found out that I have two traffic tickets from 1993 one is a non moving violation and one is no driver license. I have a

Where did you get these tickets? Find a traffic ticket lawyer in that county. They should be able to help you resolve the issues, and maybe even...

I have an order for arrest in Mecklenburg because I did not complete my probation terms. Does anyone have some advice?

Yes, there is someone who can help. Use AVVO's "find a lawyer" function to get in touch with a criminal lawyer in Mecklenberg County. They will be...

What is the likely hood of my Probation being revoked for a violation?

The chances are so high that you should hire a lawyer to try to prevent it.

I got an underage dui (blew a .02) and opened container

You could go to jail, lose your license, see drastic increases in your insurance rates, etc. A conviction could also hurt you down the road if...

I have Optain property false pretense class H felony on my record can i get it expunged?

If you got this charge before you were 18: Any other felony or misdemeanor conviction, other than minor traffic violations, will disqualify you...

Should I go to court or go for defensive driving class..

You should talk to a traffic attorney who can tell you the best option for your charge in your jurisdiction.

My husband violated this federal probation and he has a class D violation, what could his punishment be?

Under 18 U.S.C. § 3583(e)(3), Upon revocation of supervised release, a defendant may be sentenced to up to 5 years in prison if the offense that...