If by "court" you mean a probation revocation hearing, you can expect jail time in my opinion. And, revoking your first offender status is a...

Nobody here can say for certain whether you're "okay." It really depends on how good a probationer you've been up to this point. But, if I were...

The best thing you can do is turn yourself in. It'll look better to the sentencing judge when the case comes up for the revocation hearing. Keep...

There's no such thing as an "automatic revocation" in GA. Only the sentencing judge can order that probation be revoked and only after a full...

By timely moving for a new trial or, if unsuccessful, by filing a timely appeal. Perhaps my colleagues can elaborate.

I wholly agree with Mr. Shewmaker. You need to know that it's the victim, not the parents, that must bring criminal charges. So, unless the...

Usually, in a situation like this, the probation officer will obtain an arrest warrant for a probation violation. Once arrested, you'd be held...

This is a DUI case involving juveniles and is very serious. In court, your daughter and her friend will be forced to defend the charges or admit...

Unless GA law changed, only the sentencing judge can order conditions of probation. If providing a DNA sample isn't contained within the...

The "best" route to take is to plead not guilty and request a public defender. That way, all the facts will be disclosed and they can counsel you...