Yes, but it depends on the facts and circumstances. If, for example, you were arrested for DUI, ordered to submit to a breath test, and refused to...

The fact that you failed a drug test means you are under court supervision, whether pre-trial or, more likely, a post-trial probationary sentence....

While it is not "best practice" for the attorney to simultaneously being the closing attorney and the notary, there is no prohibition. A notary...

The law of libel (printed defamation) and slander (spoken defamation) is complex, and depends greatly on the time, place, manner, and conveyed...

Yes, you can be charged with DUI on the slightest level of evidence. A "charge" or the U.T.T.C. is merely the formal document to initiate a case....

No, you cannot "drop" the charges. You swore under oath that you were assaulted, the police undertook an investigation, and charges were brought....

The likelihood of any circuit court judge offering either party in a domestic relations case an "explanation" of their ruling is infinitesimally...

There are any number of answers to your question, some of which may be on-point, and some completely off-point. In the first place, is there any...

Once the warrant is signed, it will proceed to a court disposition. The complaining party does not have the authority to "withdraw" a signed warrant.

This is a question of litigation, and not "education" although it apparently involved an educational institution. There are any number of valid...