If you can speak with the prosecutor/solicitor prior to court, you may be able to get a speed reduction. If the speed is reduced to 84/70 or 74/55...

Whats the max time you can get for a theft by receiving charge if it's a misdemeanor? how do the courts determine this?

Any misdemeanor can be punished by up to 12 months in a county jail. The fair market value of the amount of the item(s) alleged to have been taken...

Unless you can speak directly with the District Attorney's Office and relay your side of the story to them, you will most likely need to hire an...

What will the outcome be if i still owe money to the state 2200$ to be exact if im about to be off probation

It depends on your what the $2200 was for, your current probation status and whether or not your case has been tolled. If you have reported as...

What does it mean when you get 180 detention center which shall be supended upon serving 1 year in the county work release progr

You have been sentenced to serve 6 months in a State Probation Detention Center as part of your sentence. However, if you successfully complete...

By not cooperating with the officer's investigation into a possible tint violation, you are running the risk of being arrested and charged with...

First driving offense, should I fight the speeding ticket?

It would be in your best interest to go to court and ask for a speed reduction. If you just pay the ticket as written, it will go on your driving...

What should I expect for court hearing regarding suspended registration? I got a new tag the day after the ticket, still worried

Best option is to go to court and explain all this. Be sure to bring proof of everything. If you show the prosecutor it was a good faith error...

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Some Sheriffs will give 4 for 1 credit for time served as a trustee. However, it is up to each Sheriff and county as to how they calculate it.

What happen if the range or cop wrote my last name as my middle name?

This type of clerical error in filling out a ticket or citation typically does not result in a dismissal. There is usually enough other...