Yes. Go to court, and ask them to do this. If try won't reset your case, hire a lawyer, and go back with your attorney.

You are always allowed to represent yourself, but some jurisdictions require you have an attorney for diversion.

Is it legal, to charge surplus charges of $900.00 on a fine of $1,000, is there a public list of probation fees?

Courts regularly charge court costs/surcharges plus you have to pay your monthly supervisory fees. Whatever is on the judge's sentencing order in...

Should one call police to report an altercation?

I would recommend doing this just in case the other person tries to make an issue out of the situation you then have your side of the story...

How can I get an expungement for less than an ounce of marijuana off my driving record.

You have to apply for expungement. However, if the charge is on your driving history it sounds like you plead guilty, or Nolo, to the charge. If...

Is dealing with a charge of misdemeanor shoplifting different in a smaller municipal court vs. Clayton County court?

In most municipal courts the public defender is usually a private attorney who is on an appointed list to represent clients, and the lawyer is paid...

My husband was charged with Refused Test/Implied Consent, because of misunderstanding?

Whether he submitted to the test or not, if the officer forwards paperwork to DDS claiming your husband refused to submit this is enough to require...

Is Possession of Firearm by convicted felon mandatory State Penal or can it be Probated if a person has served almost a year?

The entire 5 years can be served on probation.

Car tire fell off went out control. Had 3 kids in car, had a few beer but was sober while driving home.

You need to hire a DUI lawyer quickly. Make sure you hire someone who specializes in DUI law, and not just someone who claims to handle DUI cases....

I got a misdemeanor for shoplifting, what is the best thing to do?

You should qualify for diversion which will get the charges dismissed, and the charge removed from your record. Try calling the prosecutor well in...