My law license only extends to Ohio, but in my experience it is a generally accepted term of probation that you not violate the law and/or...

Can i say no to the question "Do you have a police or criminal record?

I only have an Ohio law license, but I can confidently tell you that you can answer that question with an emphatic "no." If that is the only...

Alright, first, my law license only extends to Ohio, but in my experience first time offenders are not as likely to go to jail as habitual...

Will a bond be posted if the judge still isnt going to release the defedant.

Based upon what you've provided, because the prior case is completed and the defendant was sentenced, the Court does not have to establish a bond...

My best friend committed a suicide.

First, I am so sorry for your loss. However, generally, in most states there are no "good samaritan" laws that force people - even husbands -...

I received a citation for possession of a half ounce or less along with a paraphernalia charge. i am 20. with no prior offenses.

First, I practice in Ohio, so I may not be able to answer all of these questions for you. Regardless, you definitely need a local, experience...

I have 3 misdameanor larcenys from shoplifting in walmart. Whats my options?

First, you need to seek a local experienced attorney to discuss this case and get a feel for your options. My practice is limited to Ohio but I...

My Husband is in jail for probation violation. His court date is coming up. What is the chance the the DA will offer that day?

That is a tough situation, but the person who has the best understanding of the situation is your husband's attorney. He or she, unfortunately,...

Should I plead not guilty?

I agree with counsel. Get in touch with a local, experience and knowledgeable criminal defense attorney. There can be collateral consequences...

What institutes a right to speedy trial in murder case in miss

The right to a speedy trial is a tricky mix of state and federal law. While I practice in Ohio and cannot speak directly to Mississippi law, I know...