I suggest you hire a lawyer. Your lawyer can go to court for you, tell you about the DA's policies for reducing speeding tickets, and get the best...

What will they do to me for becoming homeless on probation? For two worthless checks cases

Has your PO actually filed a violation report on you? Generally POs will work with probationers who are clearly trying. If you and your PO have a...

Three of us got pulled over and one officer issued one of us a ticket and then an officer who showed up after wrote us the

I am a little confused. Do you mean that three of you were all driving separate vehicles and one officer pulled all three of you over? Or do you...

Was stopped at a traffic light for about 3 mins when flashed by a motorcycle officer that I was speeding a mile and a half back

You have a ticket that charges a class 3 misdemeanor, speeding 61/45. That is a mandatory court appearance unless you hire a lawyer to appear for...

I agree with my colleagues. 78/55 is eligible (legally) for a reduction to improper equipment, which carries no license or insurance points. Some...

How many yrs in the state of NC FIREARM BY FELON,DISCHARGE FIREARM INSIDE CITY LIMITS LOCAL ORDINANCE and 4 AWDW INTENT TO KILL

Felonies that are charged initially in district court are only there for determinations of probable cause. Felonies like the ones you describe have...

My understanding is that your PO is the person who can give you permission to leave the state. I would assume but do not know for certain that the...

I went to the clerk of courts and district attorney's to get two minor traffic citations dismissed.

Short answer, no. The arrests were facially valid because the officer arresting you saw what appeared to be a valid OFA in the warrant system for...

I'm on administrative probation in Georgia for 2 years, but I live in NC. Am I allowed to drink alcohol?

The terms and conditions of your probation are set by the Georgia official who placed you in probation in the first place. North Carolina cannot...

The answer to both of your questions is yes. However I must encourage you to speak with an attorney about the specific facts of your case. You may...