Absolutely not. Once the magistrate has issued a warrant of arrest - based on your sworn affidavit - the criminal prosecution process has been and...

No. Mr. Green is correct - the statute of limitations to bring any action has long since passed. The general statute of limitations in Alabama for...

The grand jury is only a procedural device for the District Attorney to obtain an indictment. Under Alabama law, all felony offenses must be...

While each Pre-Trial Diversion program in the state is operated separately and there is a certain degree of flexibility between jurisdictions,...

The vehicle is NOT stolen - you know for a fact that it is under lawful control, even of the user is delinquent in payments. If you were to report...

The law does not demand exact, stringent compliance from the law enforcement officer completing the citation. If the officer places the wrong date,...

Very possibily, you will be sentenced to jail, either and active sentence or a suspended sentence. It depends greatly on the trial court judge and...

I have changed this question to 'Criminal Defense' since that is the core of your inquiry. Your best course of action is to seek legal...

No, there is no such thing as a conviction "falling off" or being removed from from an individual's criminal history, absent some affirmative...

Yes, and most likely you will be arrested.