You admit to knowingly operating a motor vehicle with a "swapped" tag. Such offense is a violation of Code of Alabama, 1975, section 32-6-51. Once...

No. The type error you are describing is called "scrivener error" meaning a clerical type error such as mis-spelled name, wrong address, incorrect...

Without knowing the facts of the case, I should point out that under the Blockburger doctrine, there is no "double jeopardy" argument if the facts...

Hire a lawyer and let the attorney do his or her job! Whether or not the officer had "reasonable suspicion" to confront the passenger or not is a...

Hire a lawyer! Stop trying to read and interpret legal documents by yourself. You have neither the legal training or the specialized knowledge of...

Claims for alienation of affections are barred by Ala. Code § 6-5-331 (1975). "[T]he so-called `heart balm' or amatory torts," Doe v. Moe, 63...

The term "driving while revoked" or "driving while suspended" incorporates the term "privilege to operate" which is a legal privilege extended to...

A valid rear tag issued by the Dept. of Revenue is required by statute. See, Code section 32-6-51. However, not displaying a rear tag, or an out of...

There are some missing facts on this inquiry, but here is a short analysis: 1) "I was pulled over for OWI." Does that mean you were convicted of...

In Alabama, under the current Alabama Criminal Code, persons age 16 years or older are statutorily deemed capable of consent to sexual contact. ...