I gave a urine sample, then refused it. Can it be used against me?
You have two separate legal issues: the suspension of your driving privileges and the criminal case. You said they determined your license to be...
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You have two separate legal issues: the suspension of your driving privileges and the criminal case. You said they determined your license to be...
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That's doubtful. When he goes back to court, he may be re-referred to PTD or his case may be handled as if he were never referred to the PTD...
If your attorney can't or won't answer your questions, I suggest you contact an Escambia County attorney - one that actually knows how things work...
Keep in mind, the Public Defender represents him, not you, so they likely won't give you any advice. However, if you send a letter to his Public...
If you truly have a DV injunction/restraining order against you, I recommend that you not ask your ex-wife to do anything as the very fact that...
I agree with Mr. Loper - contact the attorney that represented you on the case for clarification.
I agree with my colleagues. The only thing I would add is this: Don't make the mistake of thinking your case has been dropped if the "victim" has...
Contact a local attorney, familiar with the practices in your jurisdiction and DON'T DRIVE until you have a valid license in hand!
I'm assuming you're also a juvenile. As my colleagues indicated, yes, you can be prosecuted; whether or not you would actually go to jail (or a...
I agree with my colleagues and urge you to contact a LOCAL criminal defense attorney as he/she is likely more knowledgeable as to how your...