Yes, generally you will need to be in court with your attorney. Your attorney can request that you not have to be there, but that is up to the...

You will almost certainly need a lawyer for him. Probation revocations usually mean that he will be incarcerated until the court dates are...

You need an attorney ASAP to try and keep you out of jail. The prosecutor is well within their ability to file a bond revocation on the old case...

Sexually explicit conduct is defined in the Georgia Statute 16-12-100 as actual or simulated: Sexual Intercourse (the full statute list more...

You need to reach out to the probation office and talk to your officer about the situation. There are some alternatives they offer to paying money,...

You will need an attorney to try and untie this mess. It would depend on the terms and conditions of the Pretrial program you signed up for. But if...

A "waiver" in this situation means that your niece will waive her right to a probation revocation hearing in order to resolve the issue with the 90...

Like any other service, if you are unhappy or dissatisfied with the service you are getting then you can get a new attorney. That can be more...

The short answer is yes. The state is allowed to add any charge that they have probable cause for and only have to prove their case at a trial...

Spending two years in prison because of the revocation case should put you in a strong negotiating position on the criminal charges. Make sure you...