Can a alleged victim of domestic violence go to the prosecutor and request to have the charges dropped

Of course you can. But there is evidence. Otherwise no charges would have ever been filed.

What are the chances i will be found not guilty for marijuana possession with a lawyer

Short answer: you can always plead not guilty. Your chances of a favorable outcome are better with a lawyer by your side than without one. You...

Will Walmart tell?

Mr. De Groot offers sound advice. For future reference, shoplifting is a crime even if you don't make it home with the merchandise. It is one of...

Can i get a guilty plea dismissed because my public defender did nothing for me?

This is actually an appeals/post-conviction question. While I don't practice in GA, the scenario you describe presents multiple potential grounds...

The judge's assistant issued a pickup order email to classifications, is there a time limit as to it going away? Or no way?

If I understand your question, I am curious how you would know what emails the JA is sending to anybody. How recently were you sentenced? Time may...

False assault charges were filed against me but do I have enough proof to plead not guilty?

The government has to prove your guilt; you don't have to prove your innocence. You can always fight your case. It is a guaranteed right under the...

If the police come to my house looking for somebody that was not there and discovered somebody with a warrant and found drugs on

What is your question? An informed opinion about the legality of what you describe would require additional facts (the cop's side of the story)....

Can I apply to a diversion program if I have plead not guilty?

Yes. In fact, if you are accepted and successfully complete PTD, you will not have a conviction. The charge with be voluntarily dismissed by the...

I believe you are referring to section 119.071, which contains exceptions to the general right to inspect and copy "public" records as defined by...

Can I get in trouble if I bug my cheating boyfriends cellphone?

Yes, unlawfully intercepted communications cannot be used against the "victim" in a court of law, so he would get in no trouble over what you did,...