I was charge with shoplifting in 1997,paid fines in the amount of $283.00,no jail time just turned 18 years old is there any way

There is no statutory law of expungement in the state of Alabama. If you recieved 'Youthful Offender' status at the time of the adjudication, then...

The simple answer is if you want an Alabama driver license, you are going to have to 'clear' your prior status in the National Drivers Registry...

My DL are expired and I have a warrant for a FTA how can I cash my refund check from school and my pay check?

You can obtain a non-driver's identification card if your current driver license is suspended or revoked. The Department of Public Safety will...

Burglary 3rd reduced to misdemeanor trespassing dropped contingent on joining the military

Current enlistment standards prohibit the enlistment of any person with a pending criminal case or an 'uncompleted' criminal case (sentenced to...

Any DUI charge is a serious charge and should not be taken lightly. Under Alabama's new DUI laws, effective September 1, 2011, a person convicted...

Charge reduced

The official duty of the district attorney is to prosecute crimes, and it is strictly within the sound judgment and discretion, subject to certain...

Cant afford it

Try calling the Alabama State Bar Lawyer Referral Service at (334) 269-1515 and ask for a "Lawyer Referral" for Lee County, Alabama and for the...

First time felon LOTS of Questions

Your husband is in very serious trouble, and if convicted faces a sentence of 20 years to life in the state prison. The crime of robbery in the...

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My son who is 19 was arrested a couple of weeks ago for DUI. Can he plead youthful offendor?

The decision to enter a plea rests with the accused. It is never a good idea to plead guilty to any offense, unless the facts and circumstances are...

I was charged at 19 with a DUI in AL & I used my youthful offender. I am now 24 and was recently been charged with my 2nd DUI.

Your current case will be treated as a "first offense" in light of the prior 'Youthful Offender' disposition. It is always in your best interests...