Louisville, KY
Criminal defense Lawyer at Louisville, KY
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Expungement ... +3 more
You can certainly retain a lawyer for oeace of mind, but based on what you describe I think you're fine. If you are contacted by an officer or...
If it was a second offense, and the first one has not been expunged, then technically you are not eligible. That said, there may be a workaround....
Yes, a new charge can cause the prosecution to ask to revoke her probation. She needs an attorney as soon as possible. Her attorney needs to work...
You need to hire an attorney (by phone if you must) ASAP. They can work something out with the prosecutor and possibly even prevent you from going...
In juvenile court she will have to have an attorney; it is mandatory. However, this should not cost much, and there is NO reason she should end up...
Unfortunately, based on what you are telling us, I think you are in eligible for expungement. However, you need to speak directly with an attorney...
Yes, they can charge you, but DO NOT TALK TO THEM. They may have a really weak case against you and if you talk to them only one thing can happen -...
Do not go talk to that officer. Hire a lawyer (or just don't go). SERIOUSLY.
Do you know he did an Alford plea (where he maintains his innocence)? If not this is a Pandora's jar he is unlikely to want to open, and even if it...
Did you not know who had taken it when you reported it to the police? Has this person ever killed someone before? Is it possible they won't really...
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