What is the best way to select a wrongful death lawyer in another state, i.e, Indiana. what questions should be asked.?

I'm so sorry to hear that, what a terrible loss. I agree with the previous response that experience is critical. I wanted to clarify for you...

How do I obtain a court order to destroy GCIC fingerprint cards in Georgia?

You already asked this; look at the prior responses people posted. The longer you leave the question on here the more responses you'll get.

Can I have old (8+ years ago) felony drug arrests that have no disposition be expunged from my record?

You could still face charges. Best thing to do is go to the Court Clerk's office and ask to see the files for your various charges. Open the...

How do I obtain a court order to destroy GCIC fingerprint cards in Georgia?

If a court Order is what you require, you will need to file a separate case. You could do that by mail, but it would be tough. You need to file...

When you got the new charge in the other county while on First Offender - and particularly since the charge came BEFORE completion of First...

My son is 17 and he is in jail for credit card fraud by snatch. how long do you think he going to do in jail?

How long? Indefinitely. He'll be in there until he is not in there. No one can answer your question without more information.

Right now there is no conviction. If you complete first offender, the charges will be tossed. So long as you complete the program, your record...

What is a jail plea and is it possible to be released after pleading guilty to the c harges?

It is possible, yes, but without knowing more I can't say for sure. Generally speaking, if you miss court and are arrested on an failure to appear...

Is it possible to remove a 1998 "underage possession of alcohol" conviction from my record? Disposition is listed as "guilty".

You're probably able to have that conviction expunged. Here's the GBI's website and a .pdf explaining what you can do. ...

Do I have a right to request a continuance so I can get a new attorney?

You'll have to hire a lawyer. I doubt the court will continue to appoint lawyers to you just because you're unhappy with your lawyers.