Can you file a complaint against an assistant district attorney? A case that involves false allegation is going on 11 months.

The wheels of justice turn slowly. 11 months is an uncommon delay for prosecution. Talk to your attorney about your right to a speedy trial.

What does it mean if my blood test says I am positive for 3.6 ng carboxy-thc? Everything else was negative

The chemical is a metabolite of THC (what is left in your body after you consume marijuana). That particular metabolite can be present in your...

Public defender can't go with me

Your attorney is under an obligation to give you sound advice. He likely already negotiated the case and has a scheduling conflict, but you should...

Do I have suspended licence

The Georgia DDS is very confusing for folks who don't deal with them all the time. You should talk with an attorney about having him/her talk to...

Bail is collateral to make sure that a person shows up to court (that and a bench warrant is pretty effective). Unless a person makes bail, he or...

What to do about being set up by brother in law that lives we me. Now looking at my first felony charges. He also has a warrant.

Well typically you'll have an arraignment followed by a hearing or two and then a trial. The DA will offer you some sort of plea deal based on...

I feel like I'm being held captive here over accusations. How do I get out of this mess?

Unless you're on probation, there is nothing prohibiting you from travel. A few questions: 1. Who is accusing you of neglect? Him, his family,...

I was convicted, by plea agreement, to second DUI in the state of Georgia three years ago.

A second DUI offense has a number of special requirements by the DDS (Georgia Department of Drivers Services) in order to get your license back. ...

Can I be prosecuted for depositing money into the business account I work for from a customer paying us cash.

It is fishy. Once the customer delivers the payment to you, it shouldn't matter how/when you deposit it. Of course a bank is the safest place for...

Battery charge

Go to jail: yes, as soon as your probation officer gets wind of this you'll likely be going to jail. Revocation: There will be a revocation...