Yes, absolutely. A trial court holds the inherent power to supervise any person subject to the jurisdiction of the court. If the municipal court...

It is always best to retain an attorney for any criminal court hearing. Your fundamental rights are at stake, and this is no time to go to court...

The court holding supervision over the first charge (unstated what the charge is) will receive an automatic notice from the Alabama Criminal...

Any person who accepts a "court-appointed" lawyer must be willing to accept the fact the lawyer has limited time and resources to deal with any...

This type situation is not uncommon in this state where a "court-appointed" lawyer is concerned. In most instances, the use of a "court-appointed"...

In all honesty, your inquiry does not make much sense and is colored by your view or perception of what occurred. A law enforcement officer is...

Go turn yourself in at the clerk's office and settle the case as soon as reasonably possible, before an arrest warrant is issued against you.

Yes. If you were issued a U.T.T.C, as apparently you were, that document is the functional equivalent of an arrant warrant. The U.T.T.C. has the...

You are over-thinking this situation. The offense of 'Open Container' is classified under the Alabama Code as a Class C misdemeanor, but does not...

No, the state of Alabama cannot be sued in a state court. The doctrine of sovereign immunity covers every officer and agency of state government.