Should I pay the ticket or go to court?
Being a nurse will neither help, nor hurt you. Go to court, and ask the prosecutor to reduce your charge to a non-reporting violation. You will pay...
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Being a nurse will neither help, nor hurt you. Go to court, and ask the prosecutor to reduce your charge to a non-reporting violation. You will pay...
Many of the cases get dropped, and many go to trial. The answer depends on the severity of your charges (misdemeanor or felony), and the...
The best thing you can do is hire an attorney who specializes in military law.
You can file an open records request with his police station, and you can order his POST records.
Absolutely not. Your letter of apology can be used as a confession. The civil demand letter they send you in the mail is essentially blackmail. I...
The prosecutor can dismiss a case, and so can the judge. However, prosecutors are usually the ones who dismiss cases.
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The answer is maybe. If one of the two witnesses saw what happened he can testify, and convict you. If the police saw what happened they can...
The Municipal Court of Atlanta has a pre-trial diversion program for traffic tickets. Go to court, and participate in the program. You will pay a...
Witnesses are only required to appear in court for certain court dates such as motions hearings and trials. They are not required to be there on...
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You can be charged several different ways depending on the circumstances. The best thing you, or your sister, can do is hire the best criminal...