The Code of Alabama defines 'Criminal Trespass' in the following terms: Section 13A-7-2 'Criminal trespass in the first degree.' "(a) A person is...

Under Alabama law, "points" are assigned to the MVR only if convicted of a traffic offense. The court that allowed you to attend 'traffic school'...

The general rule in the state of Alabama is one year for a misdemeanor and five years for a felony, as measured from the date of the offense. The...

Any person ever convicted of DUI is not eligible to obtain a "hardship" driver license. See, Code section 32-6-12.1: "(d) A person who has been...

As a general answer, any person held without bond or an unreasonably high bond, may petition the court holding jurisdiction over the offense for a...

A public defender - the term used in this state is "court appointed counsel" - is paid by the state at a fixed rate of $70 an hour, not to exceed...

The clerk of the court is correct - there is no "statute of limitations" on a warrant for failure to appear.

Absent fraud or some irregularity, the party first to file establishes venue in a domestic relations matter. In this instance, venue was...

Since the divorce was granted in the state of Mississippi, you will need to consult a Mississippi attorney with this specific question. The court...

Very possibily, it is a crime under the Alabama Code. See, Code section 13A-9-14: 'Illegal possession or fraudulent use of credit card or debit...