If the question is "Can I be charged?" then the answer is 'yes.' If the question is "Can I be convicted?" then the answer is probably 'no', but...

I have re-filed this question under "Litigation" as there is no criminal law question involved. It appears that you are questioning the validity of...

By your own admission, you have committed the crime of arson in the second degree, a Class B felony offense. The Code of Alabama states in section...

Probably not. In the state of Alabama, following the common-law jurisprudence, it is well settled that in every action grounded upon negligence...

At age 16, all traffic offenses, except DUI ages 16-17, are entered in the district court or the municipal court, depending on the agency of the...

The facts of the violation were indeed "26 m.p.h. over" the speed limit - 86 miles per hour in a 45 zone is 41 miles per hour over the posted speed...

The apartment "caught a grease fire" or you caused a grease fire? It sounds like the latter. Under Alabama's contributory negligence doctrine, a...

As a general statement, a defendant under a secured bond will not be authorized to the leave the state without permission of the court. However,...

Of course you can sue the university on any number of claims - negligence, false pretenses, and as many claims as your attorney can fit into a...

A "public defender" {court-appointed attorney] does not have the time and in most cases, does not have the expertise, to successfully represent...