No, for several reasons. Issues that apply to all appeals: You can't present any evidence or arguments for the first time on appeal. The issue...

Apologizing for committing a crime is never a legal defense. You sound very young. If you are also a juvenile, you may never be charged with...

You can only plead the 5th if a truthful answer will subject you to a criminal prosecution. There are plenty of questions that would not.

That all depends on the type of Order. If it is a Final Order granting an injunction, yes he can appeal.

Someone from the Sheriff's Office or Police Department will ink and roll the defendant's fingerprints onto a fingerprint card for comparison with...

The State (prosecutor) wants to compare the defendant's known fingerprints to fingerprints found on some object to help establish some element of...

We need more facts. What is "this"? Please try again.

If you are going to appeal the denial of your motion to dismiss on double jeopardy grounds, there must be a record establishing what you are saying...

The judge is the sentencer, not the prosecutor. The State can agree to waive the guidelines sentence but cannot force the judge to go along with...

"If the SAO present[s] evidence from a facial[ly] deficient Warrant ..." The problem with your question is that you are missing the point of...