As I understand, you voluntarily went to some other person's house and then engage in a physical confrontation. That clearly meets the definition...

Once the citation was issued, that fact "tolls" the statute of limitations. There is no "statute of limitations" issue in your inquiry.

The fact that you have never held an Alabama driver license does not affect the fact that your "privilege to operate" was suspended. In the state...

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.