It is impossible to predict what any trial court sentence will be in advance of the actual trial. From the facts stated above - 1) single motor...

Yes, you can be "charged." Whether or not you will be convicted is an entirely different matter. Code section 13A-10-52 gives statutory...

Failure to appear in court is serious, no matter the circumstances. Very likely, the clerk of court has issued a warrant for your arrest. Some...

The law of search and seizure is complex and highly nuanced. As a general statement - this is a general statement - a custodial arrest permits the...

The term "constructive possession" is commonly employed in drug cases where contraband is located near the defendant, but not on the person of the...

To use the old adage, "You get what you pay for" - that is exactly the position you brother-in-law is facing. Your brother-in-law paid nothing for...

Possibly. Maybe. It depends on the underlying charge, the court, and the trial judge. There is a rule in the Alabama Rules of Criminal Procedure...

The trial court judge will appoint a "court-appointed" attorney off the list of local attorneys accepting appointments for Chilton County/19th...

There are no "free" lawyers in this state ad there are no attorneys engaging in "pro bono" DUI representation. If you are going to request the...

I don't believe you are going to "beat" the charge of Possession of Controlled Substances, a Class D felony offense, based on the facts stated in...