There should be no disclosure. Adjudication as a Youthful Offender is not a conviction, but an "adjudication." See, Code section 15-19-7: "(a) No...

It is neither a felony or a misdemeanor, but sui generis; meaning of its own kind or class. It is closely related to the court's inherent authority...

No. The CRO program statewide utilizes the five panel "dip stick" to test for the presence of the most commonly abused drugs - THC, opiates,...

The law surrounding co-defendants is complex. The fact that two or more persons can legally be charged with the same offense does not equate to...

The court that entered sentence still holds supervision over your case, even though you are on unsupervised probation. Code of Alabama, 1975,...

In Alabama, under the current Alabama Criminal Code, persons age 16 years or older are statutorily deemed capable of consent to sexual contact. ...

Very possibly. The Code of Alabama, 1975, in section 13A-12-130 defines the offense of "Public Lewdness" as the following: "(a) A person commits...

If you are aged 16 or older, you are not a "minor" for traffic court. The only exception to this general statement is the offense of DUI which,...

I have moved your inquiry to 'Ethics & Professional Responsibility' as that is generically the area of your question. Alabama Rules of Professional...

Every misdemeanor conviction in the state of Alabama carries a mandatory sentence of two years probation, which may be supervised or unsupervised...