The main defense is to hire an attorney. Your mother is not a child and it is not the job of the police to parent her. They are there to respond to...

Will I get tested for drugs at my dui evaluation for a dui

As long as you are on probation you should expect to be tested for all drugs or alcohol at any time, whether it's by your probation officer or the...

Will I go to jail for violating my probation the first time for a mia?

This scenario is missing many facts. If you were arrested for anything then you are likely facing a Violation of Probation. You say you have a...

Can my daughter be charged with absconding if she cut her ankle monitor off?

Even though she hadn't paid all of her fines and her PO could have violated her, that doesn't necessarily mean she would have spent any additional...

First you need to ask yourself, if this is the second time he's been arrested for DV (which usually means there have been many more incidents)...

Can I get arrested at my probation appointment if my PO found something like gun shells while she visited my place?

If you've violated your probation, your PO can obtain a warrant and have you arrested by law enforcement at any time. That being said, possession...

What happens if u get released from a vop charge when u appear in court?

No one on this site knows the facts of your boyfriend's case or can give you legal advice. Your best bet is to ask you boyfriend's attorney (if...

This behavior is not only a crime, but it is multiple crimes. 817.03, as mentioned by my esteemed colleague, gets you prosecuted for a 1st degree...

I have a vop arraignment August 2nd and it is my first violation for a misdemeanor charge. Will I be reinstated?

The fact that you were on drug probation usually means the underlying charge was a felony (even though you didn't clearly state that above). Just...

I would like to get my drivers license back its been since 2004 how do i start or is it even possible ?

If you were convicted of a 4th DUI then your driver's license should have been permanently revoked by the Judge that sentenced you. The good news...