In 2010 i got a felony dui in GA,i lived in NC i went to court the first time then didnt go back!how much jail time will i get?

There is absolutely no way to determine how much jail time, if any, you will receive based on the information you have provided. You need to hire...

In 2010 i didnt go to court on a felony dui!no injury are wreck .i lived out of stat at the time!how would i go about turning my

You need to resolve the failure to appear as soon as possible, but don't just show up and turn yourself into the jail. You could sit there...

I'm being charged with possession of marijuana, my court date is the 21 of October. Can they suspend my license?

On July 1 of this year Georgia law changed with regard to license suspensions for misdemeanor levels of marijuana possession. You need to hire an...

Can an adult court see my juvenile record?

For the most part, no. There are rare exceptions but generally speaking what happens in Juvenile Court stays in Juvenile Court.

I don't practice law in Florida but I can tell you that it is very rare, if ever, that one state will honor a limited permit from another state. ...

Jail time for. Petty theft under 250$ ? First time offense

Jail time is always a possibility in a criminal case, especially a theft case, though it's not likely for a first offense. A lot of this is...

Criminal law attorney

I'm not sure what your question is but your scenario is not uncommon. I agree with my colleagues here. I wouldn't go anywhere near a murder...

What can I do if I owe court fees from retail theft?

Borrow the money and pay what you owe. You are letting a small problem that is easy to fix turn into a potential big problem. Stop playing around...

How do I try to get a conditional discharge for a possession of marijuana charge in Georgia?

Even if better options aren't available (and I am betting that they are) a conditional discharge is far from a slam dunk in many courts. For...

What are the chances that my warrant is not extraditable and is restricted to the county it is issued in?

The warrant won't just magically go away and is almost guaranteed to be extraditable. The question is whether or not the charge is serious enough...