Newsflash: You were arrested. You were not taken into custody but you were arrested nonetheless. It is called a "paper arrest". For more on...

As usual I wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Blecher. That said I will add that whether you are right, wrong or otherwise it is never (ever) a good...

Can you? Yes. Will you? Beats me. I don't have ESP, a crystal ball, Tarot cards, an Ouiji board or any other way to tell you what WILL...

Rather than focusing on penalties perhaps you should consider how to beat or mitigate your case (hint: hire a lawyer... or not... it's your case...

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This is not a criminal defense question. I will change the practice area for you in the hope that you will get an answer from an appropriate...

Warrants do not magically disappear. They have no shelf-life and will remain alive and well until served, quashed or vacated. As to what you...

Can this happen? Of course it can. It did didn't it? Your g/f is facing what we call a "constructive possession" case and, depending upon the...

I wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Garland. That said, and although I am not an appeals / post-conviction lawyer I will share with you what I know...

You seem to be asking questions that have nothing to do with one another. As to fingerprints, that is traditional for booking but not where...

That is entirely - 110% - up to his Judge, what your husband's Judge does will in large part be based upon the persuasiveness of his lawyer and,...