My son was in a car accident his fault ran red light and looking at cell phone 2 tickets

Nolo, if accepted by the judge, means no points on his license. Because there was a wreck and possible injuries, there's no guarantees Nolo'll be...

Can I, in Georgia, find out if someone had complaints filed against them, even if the victim never pressed charges?

There's lots of ways to find out that information. If you file an incident report, you can ask the investigator assigned to the case. They may...

Could civil process documents being served result in someone going to jail or is it only non criminal things ?

If there's a warrant for your arrest, you can be arrested. That assumes you call the sheriff and they come back to get you, however. If these...

So it's illegal to do a uturn on a red light?

Yes, it's illegal to do a u-turn on a red light. I wouldn't just pay it, however. Show up at court and ask to speak with the prosecutor. Beg...

While i was driving canot controll my power stiring and hit the tree car roll to third lane and my car hit back to first lane .

Not guilty! Assuming these are not municipal court charges, demand an attorney to defend the case. They'll guide you from there.

An indictment means formal charges have been brought by a grand jury. It's common for charges to result in an indictment that long after arrest. ...

If there is a warrant and it is listed on more than just AL's database(s), then yes, if pulled over in GA, you could go to jail.

Child custody

On your court date, "defects" will appoint you an attorney if they bring a case against you. Let that lawyer counsel you on what to expect.

I was in an accident. Who is responsible for the damage to my vehicle?

Well, his insurance should be responsible, but, especially since you were ticketed, don't expect them to pay you anything. If that person wasn't...

Can I still be arrested, or can my license be suspended for my speeding ticket even though they did not arrest me on the spot?

Regarding question 1, no, a judge won't likely arrest you in court. 2, if you're under age 21 and plead guilty, then yes, you could temporarily...