I received a fine of $460 for a speeding ticket, a week after they told me i have 2 months to pay it i lost my job what do i do?

The trial court has the authority to waive all or part of a previously imposed fine on condition of indigency. Under Alabama law as well as...

Yes. The general prohibition of a convicted felon owning a firearm is a federal statute - Title 18 U.S.C. 922 (g). The term "firearm" is defined as...

My sister is 15 years old and got a MIC. Is there any chances it will be removed?

The juvenile court has exclusive jurisdiction over any offense committed by a person less than 18 years of age (except traffic offenses, where the...

2nd Degree Property of Theft question

Under the Code of Alabama, 1975, section 13A-8-4, titled 'Theft of property in the second degree.' states that Theft of property in the second...

Representing myself in DUI because im poor, poor choice?

A person charged with a DUI offense should NEVER try to represent their own case! As one well-known lawyer once said: "An attorney who represents...

If you are on probantion do you get drug tested on your court date?

If you are under an active probation order, whether supervised or unsupervised, then you are subject to random drug screening at any time.

Does the State of Alabama offer felony record expungement?

No. This question has been asked many, many time on this board. The state of Alabama does not, at the current time, have any statutory or judicial...

Has DHR lawyer violated civil rights and state ethics code? if so, what course of action should be followed?

This public posting is not the appropriate place to be making a direct allegation of unprofessional and unethical conduct against an attorney, even...

Are there any free in house programs for acholics in al for men who need help and have no home

You might want to check with The Foundry in Bessemer, Alabama. The Foundry is a faith-based, work and treatment facility that may be able to assist.

Will a conviction of menacing prevent me from purchasing a firearm?

If you were convicted of "menacing" without domestic violence, then probably not; if you were convicted of "menacing" in the furtherance of a crime...