I need to know the result of my traffic criminal case

An immigration attorney can best answer your citizenship question, but I can tell you what to do about your "closed" case. The best thing to do is...

Your nephew's probation officer may be making up a probation condition out of thin air--or not. Often times, probation officers really don't know...

Can I use the info of the charging officer was arrsted/convicted of fraud tampering to go back to court?

I would agree with Mr. Regan's answer, but would add, that it never hurts to try. Basically, you will be putting yourself on the mercy of the...

What are my chances of being allowed to leave fl to ny for a month and the charges i'll recieve...?

If you can afford it, hire an attorney, he/she may be able to work out the case without you ever having to go to court. This case may be charged...

What will it cost me to have my criminal record expunged? My convictions were, battery on LEO, and resisting arrest with violenc

Expunge and seal cases can be tricky, for two reasons. First, we have to examine whether you were "adjudicated guilty" of the felony, or if...

Police reports are generally not admissible into evidence, but of course, they are used to cross examine the officer that wrote the report. ...

Whats the punishment of CONVEYANCE ARMED

If you mean armed burlary of a conveyance, it can be punishable by life in prison, depending upon the facts of the case. Basically, armed burglary...

Can u b violated by felony probation if u r put on misdomeanor probation 4 a new charge

Probation violations for new offenses are only allowed when you "commit" the new offense while on probation. Typically, it doesn't matter when you...

DUI while sleeping in truck...

I agree with Don and the others, the law is "technically" against you here on this DUI. But, why did the officer approach your car to begin with? ...

Can he/she be tried for both cases in one Criminal Trial?

It would be odd to try these two cases at the same time, because every citizen has the right to go to trial on his/her particular facts--without...