20 year old I have a speeding ticket for 60 in a 45mph zone. Among other issues.

It is highly unlikely that your last PJC will be brought back to court and a judgment entered, but the fact that you used a PJC within the last...

Honestly you are asking a lot of questions that are really good ones but that are hard to answer based on the limited and somewhat confusing...

How should my 20 year old son use "PJC" for a reckless driving citation, he's never had any traffic tickets or legal problems.

Before answering your question, I have to say that I love the notion that your son spun his wheels as he peeled out of the parking lot in a Prius. ...

If the arresting officer doesn't show to three bond reductions in a row, will the charges be dropped?

There is no rule that would require the case to be dismissed for this reason. If the officer is required for a bond hearing then they could always...

How can I find out what I was charged with when I was arrested in 1997

The clerk of court in whatever county was involved will have a record of your case. You can probably call them and simply ask rather than having...

Is it more beneficial for me to take the 9096 program for a 1/2 oz drug and paraphernalia charge or plea not guilty

The answer probably will only be clear in hindsight. If you go to trial then a judge will make the decision as to whether or not you were in...

Can I have a warrant for my arrest about a $350 loan I did not take out?

There is really no basis for criminal charges based on an unpaid debt (we abolished debtors' prison centuries ago), so unless there is an...

Probation violation

Due to a change in the law a couple years ago it is now the common practice to convert monies owed in a criminal case to a civil judgment if the...

My son has a larceny that will be seven years old in December. He has worked since it happen now he cant find a job.

The remedy to your son's problem is probably to seek to have the case expunged so it no longer shows up on a background check. The catch is going...

I don't know that I can add anything to Ms. Houser's advice, but to technically answer your question I think the only potentially applicable law...