The state of Alabama has a "built-in" will for persons who die without a valid will, or as the term is used "intestate succession." Under Title...

Yes, this is "legal". Alabama Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 7.2 , sets the bail amounts state-wide. The bail amount for a Class C felony...

The outcome to any DUI case is highly dependent upon the facts and circumstances - the facts of the initial police stop and roadside questioning,...

Individuals who are victims of crime do not decide if the case should or should not be prosecuted; that is the function of the district attorney...

Possession of marijuana in any amount is sufficient to charged with the offense of Possession of Controlled Substances. See, Code section...

A trial court judge has the inherent authority to order rehabilitation, treatment, and supervision steps if the defendant is convicted, enters a...

All traffic offense convictions are posted to the licensee's Motor Vehicle Report (MVR). If the traffic offense resulted in a custodial arrest and...

Probably not, unless you can get the case downgraded to a lesser offense or dismissed altogether. See, Code of Alabama, 1975, section 13A-6-130:...

"He who represents himself has a fool for a client” — Abraham Lincoln (attributed). The internet tries to attribute the quote, like many other...

This is a question of criminal procedure, not civil rights. The law in the state of Alabama is most felony offenses have a five (5) year period to...