The 5th Amendment protects you from testifying against yourself, not against others. If you’re properly served a subpoena, you must appear and...

When they get lab results you will likely be charged. Use the time to get a lawyer.

Provided the timing requirements are met and you do not exceed the maximum allowable number of convictions, yes. You should have an attorney review...

That would be an odd situation. Experts are permitted to testify to opinions. Lay witnesses are supposed to stick to the facts they have personal...

Since he has been convicted, he’s going to need an attorney to file an appeal.

It’s very unlikely an appellate court will overturn a judge’s decision to grant or deny a motion to seal a record. Appellate case law on this...

While how long they have exactly depends upon the type of offense, and whether a complaint had been filed so that he was charged during the delay,...

They have two years to charge a misdemeanor, for example marijuana. They have six to charge a felony like cocaine. The average turnaround is more...

A holder is like a warrant. The APA believes your son has violated the conditions of his release and issued notice to any law enforcement agency...

It's quite possible they will be willing to treat it as a first offense. You should be working with an attorney.