I would tend to agree with Ms. Wrights' assessment, her subsequent behavior would certainy indicate that you have an arrangement as to the...

My experience with the transfer of cases to another state is that it always comes down to the home state, for judges and prosecutors have a...

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If i got a speed ticket in another county will my probation office find out

Attorney Wright raises a valid concern, did you have permission to leave the county, if one of your conditions is not to leave the county without...

I have a misdemeanor violation of probation on a DUI I saw my probation officer monthly I did do my community service its my 1st

In any probation violation case, the prosecutor must show that the violation was willful, in other words, you meant to do it. I have had cases in...

I WAS CHARGED WITH A DUI REFUSAL EVEN THOUGH I MY BAC TEST RESULTS WERE 0.00 BECAUSE I COULDN'T PROVIDE A URINE SAMPLE IN 1 HOUR

First, it is the State's burden and it will always be the State's burden to prove your guilt beyond and to the exclusion of any reasonable doubt....

Section 316.193(2)(b)(3), Florida Statutes (2008), provides that a fourth conviction for a DUI misdemeanor constitutes a third-degree felony....

Will this be considered a violation of probation?

Unfortunately, one of the conditions of probation is that you will not commit any crimes, and as Mr. Gilbert has correctly pointed out, driving on...

Indigent friend will be sent to jail on 09/06/11 for driv. w/a susp license and was denied a public defender.Any hope?

Two questions, one, if he is indigent, then why was he denied a public defender? Two, how do you know he is going to jail on September 6? My best...

Can I retract a statement I made with the police?

You must appreciate that knowingly providing false information to a law enforcement officer is a crime, typically, it is a misdemeanor called...

If you break into a house and stole a gun and game systems but gave the stuff back what will your charges be and your sentence?

I would like to add to my collegue's post, for while everything he has stated is true and well articulated, the prosecutor always has discretion to...