If i go to court for pre trial for a criminal case and i have warrant for a non related misdemeanor will they arrest me in court

There is a pretty good chance you will be arrested. Call an attorney and see about getting the warrant set aside.

How do i go about this and what are my best options and smartest choices from now on. isnt everyone entitled legal rep. ???

First off, don't ever post details of your case on a public forum like this. Second, call an attorney so that you can speak confidentially. Third,...

How can I find the status and reviews for a good lawyer

You can look up attorneys on Avvo or other sites like Findlaw, but the ratings take a number of factors into consideration. I would just call...

Do Ohio Supreme Court decisions dictate future state court rulings?

Miranda is generally going to deal with suppression of statements, not physical evidence. Call an attorney to discuss your specific case.

Should I take my chances with trial or just take the plea with the prosecutors?

This is the sort of thing that you should discuss with your attorney. We don't know the facts of your case - your attorney does. However, what you...

How can we get this resolved? What steps do we need to do for the charges to be dropped?

Only the prosecutor can dismiss charges. If he's been indicted, something was presented to the grand jury implicating him. Your husband needs to...

How get rid of him and get at least a public defender or someone who will at least pretend he cares

Your son is free to hire any attorney he wants. If he can't afford an attorney, he needs to fill out an affidavit of indegency and request court...

What can i do it im being charge with something i didn't do?

You should call an attorney. If you can't afford one, one will be appointed for you. Call the public defender's office.

If you absconded and the court in Wisconsin issued a nationwide warrant, you could be arrested. If you signed and extradition waiver, you could...

Does it make sense to wait for the state to do investigate before pursuing a civil case so the state can do the "heavy lifting"?

Yes, provided you aren't close to being barred by the statute of limitations. If criminal charges are filed, there is a possibility that...