First and foremost you should seek an attorney. Depending on the county, your attorney might be able to negotiate a favorable outcome such as a...

Whether legal action can be take would be a very factual one depending on factors such as whether a manufacturers warranty exists, what warranty...

Grand Theft charged as a felony has the potential of jail time and/or a fine. If you're convicted of the crime, you can serve up to three years in...

Let me preface with, in no way am I making excuses for the attorney and believe they should actively communicate especially close to trial. With...

You mention the charge have been dismissed, if that is the reason fo revocation then his lawyer, not you, should explain to the court the charges...

One of the first factors is whether your conviction was a felony or a misdemeanor. The general rule is a parole cannot communicate or live with a...

Based on my understanding of the facts, a drug test is very unlikely if at all. The caveat though, if you appear in court and appear under the...

Failure to follow the subpoena and to testify could result in you being charged with contempt of court. I would remind you that the police may very...

In Rodriguez v. United States, the U.S. Supreme Court held that, unless they have reasonable suspicion of a crime, the police can't extend a...

Based on being a Level 1, the Sex Offender Registration Act does not restrict where a registered sex offender may live after parole. Regardless,...