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...

A person on parole means, in simplest terms, that they are on "temporary release" from prison and can be sent back at any time to serve the...

Nothing you can do - it will require the expertise of an experienced criminal defense attorney, and especially one well-versed in pardons and...

Consult an experienced personal injury attorney as soon as possible - before the witnesses are "lost" and while the crash scene is still "fresh"...

It sounds as if your lawyer did a great job to get the court to "drop" the charges; more likely, the case was "dismissed upon court costs". If you...