You can sue. You must prove that Walmart was negligent to win. If you were seriously injured, then you should consult an attorney.

It depends on the court order. I suggest you have an experienced attorney review the order and possibly seek a modification.

I'm not sure you have a question. If you are accused, then you are still presumed innocent until the state proves a case against you. What is...

This is not s civil b rights question. Hire the best criminal defense lawyer you c can afford to address your confession. It sounds like the police...

I think you figured it out. It's a scam.

You can always have an attorney. The cost is what you must consider.

Morgan and Morgan? Did you even speak with an attorney licensed in Alabama? It is likely you only spoke with a call screener. The biggest...

That's an impossible question to answer in the abstract. It depends on the facts and the record. If the record is not protected, then the chances...

If you have an outstanding warrant, then the state would not consider you an upstanding citizen until you address the warrant. Likewise, employers...

You are not an adult until you are 19 in Alabama. Parents are responsible for you until then.