Will I really go to jail for a year for class A misdemeanor???
Theft of Property 4th degree is indeed a Class A misdemeanor under the Code of Alabama, punishable by a fine of up to $6000 [not to exceed $5000 if...
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Theft of Property 4th degree is indeed a Class A misdemeanor under the Code of Alabama, punishable by a fine of up to $6000 [not to exceed $5000 if...
Mr. Belcher has given you very good advice - hire a competent attorney! Your questions are fact specific and turn on the specific level of THC...
No, the defendant does not have to appear in court on a simple "no drivers license" citation. The defendant does have to appear in court for...
RSP in the second degree is a felony offense. See, Code of Alabama 1975 section 13A-8-18 titled 'Receiving stolen property in the second degree'...
Taking it by the numbers: 1) Police observe suspicious vehicle occupied by two subjects sitting in a church parking lot for no apparent reason....
I think your information is wrong. Law enforcement officers do not "drop" charges, once the arrest is made. There is a formal process that the...
Speaking as an out-of-state attorney, but familiar with the same statutory law and administrative regulations in this state as are in the state of...
Yes, you can be fired for taking too many "restroom breaks." In the state of Alabama, an employee is held to be "at will" meaning the employer can...
There are no reasons to "miss" a court date. If a continuance is needed, a motion for continuance must be filed with the court, and usually not...
No, a convicted inmate cannot return to court to request to be re-sentenced. The trial court loses jurisdiction over the case 30 days after entry...