If your attorney has filed their Notice of Appearance, they can't just "drop" your case. They have to get permission from the Court to withdraw. ...

Can the State charge you with Grand Theft of Marijuana? If so, How to they find the value to meet the grand theft threshold?

To prove the value, they'd have to either have a drug dealer or a narcotics detective be qualified as an expert so they can render an opinion and...

Can a Deposition be taken during an Evidentiary Hearing on a VOP DWLSR? If not, why?

You take depositions before a final hearing to know what the deponent will testify to. On a felony VOP, depositions are allowed without permission...

Charged with lewd and lac. conduct, lesser charge was battery, Attorney denied expungement.. Any other route to get rid of this?

There is a lot more information needed to competently answer this question. Call some local attorneys and tell them all of the facts and they...

Just because cops are having a sting in the parking lot of swap shot they can just pull me over for no reason??!

The simple answer is you cannot be stopped by the police for no reason and neither you nor your possessions can be searched without a reason. If...

Can a case be settled with restitution?

Restitution is always a consideration when the State is making an offer. It could mean the difference between prison and probation. With that...

Can I still get a DUI ticket if there was no blood test field sobriety test or breathalyzer given at the time of the crash.

While you can still be charged for the DUI, it doesn't seem likely given the circumstances. As you've correctly pointed out, there may be issues...

Is Failure to Thrive fall under child abuse, aggravated child abuse or neglect?

In my experience, I've never seen a dependency proceeding lead to a VOP absent dependency's investigation leading to a new arrest.

You may be able to seal or expunge the charge. Speak with some local attorneys and they may be able to get the charge off of your record so...

Your best option is to speak with a local attorney about filing a Motion to Modify whereby they can ask the Court to grant you a more lenient curfew.