Can a warrent be made on a missed court date due to deployment?
There is an affirmative defense that applies to members of the Alabama National Guard found in the Code of Alabama, 1975, at section 31-2-79:...
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There is an affirmative defense that applies to members of the Alabama National Guard found in the Code of Alabama, 1975, at section 31-2-79:...
No. A generic Motion for Discovery will almost never reveal the name(s) of the informants. The attorney representing the defendant will need to...
The sentencing judge that placed you on probation has the authority to enter an order that you complete the remainder of your sentence. In other...
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The maximum period of time that probation may be imposed is five years (from date of sentence) for a felony conviction or two years in the case of...
You are eligible to obtain an Alabama driver license if you are a bona fide resident of the state of Alabama (this requires a permanent physical...
Simple possession of a firearm (any type) by a convicted felon is a federal criminal offense. See, Title 18 U.S. Code section 922 (g). This crime...
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There is a historical/"political" reason for the $50,000 limitation. When the state of Alabama in 1973 adopted the Judicial Reform Bill and created...
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For the past six or seven years, the Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, a professional association of lawyers who practice criminal law,...
I agree with both attorneys. Robbery in the first degree with a firearm is a very serious Class A felony. If convicted, I think it highly possible...
Divorce actions are normally billed by an hourly set fee and billed in 1/10 of an hour increments. The client pays the retainer "up front" and...