The cost for a lawyer to appear for me and answer to a speeding ticket and failure to appear.

It will vary depending on the county where the charge was filed. Use the find a lawyer feature here in Avvo to contact a local attorney and get a...

Contact an attorney who practices in the county where you are charged. The lawyer will be able to tell you if you can get your ticket reduced. In...

Do I need an attorney for a misdemeanor case? And can I get the charge taken off some how?

The answer to your question is yes, you can get the charge taken off later. How long it will take depends on whether or not you are convicted or if...

He can still arrest you later. There is no statute of limitations on felonies in North Carolina. So if he says he will let you know what he is...

I appealed a Class 2 misd. from District in Jan 2014 and it has been continued ever since. Is there a time limit to dispose?

There is no specific time limit to dispose the case. Misdemeanor appeals are going to have low priority in superior court, so it is not uncommon...

How long do police have to charge you with possession after finding drugs?

Yes. An officer is not required to charge immediately. The statute of limitations for misdemeanors is two years and there is no statute of...

Can "Supervised release" (similar to probation) be changed to non-reporting one?

If you are asking whether Post-Release Supervision (PRS) or Advanced Supervised Release (ASR) can be made unsupervised, the answer is no. Both of...

Drugged

The generic simple answer is yes. The more complex and accurate answer is, it depends. The question as far as interrogation goes is: First, was...

If your charged with abhan and a couple months later the victim passes away what happens

Well, since ABHAN (or Assault and Battery of a High and Aggravated Nature) is a South Carolina crime and not a North Carolina offense, I have to...

How do I continue my criminal court date?

You either have to go to court in the court date to request s continuance or hire a lawyer to go to court in your behalf. Some counties permit a...