You can hire an attorney and contest the ticket. Often law enforcement will just automatically write a Careless Driving citation every time they...

The only way to truly know what you can do on probation is to ask your PO. They should have explained all of the standard and special conditions of...

Battery Domestic violence dismissal expungements ?

Whether you had a public defender doesn't make a difference when discussing expungement. If you were arrested for DV Battery because the police...

I had a failure to appear in court for a disorderly conduct ticket I was never issued? Is this exceptable?

As my colleagues said above, you are dealing with 2 separate issues here, 1) not being served the Notice to Appear for Disorderly Conduct, and 2)...

First and foremost, you are innocent until proven guilty to a unanimous jury beyond a reasonable doubt. IF you are convicted of both Leaving the...

If you are awaiting sentencing in 1 county but have an open case in another county how do you get that case taken care of before

Well, if he has a case in another county then he either was out on bond and is now arrested on a new offense or was issued an Notice To Appear and...

I have a vop for a misdemeanor battery that was dropped do you think the violation can be dismissed ?

If you're on probation until August 2020 that means it's probably for a felony and violating probation with any new charge may be taken more...

What does Drug Offender Probation entail in Polk County?

Every county has different programs with different names so the ONLY person that can explain the terms of your Drug Offender Probation in Polk...

I violated my first dui due to positive urine for alcohol when I asked for retest they said alcohol content 4200

I don't see a question here, but I'll assume your question is "what's going to happen?" The answer is no one can know what is going to happen. It...

Do I need to make an immediate decision or can I bond out first and think about the plea offer?

I wouldn't recommend taking any kind of plea without the advice of an attorney. Everyone is innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt...