A warrant is sometimes needed for a search, sometimes not. To make things even more complex, different judges might reach different conclusions on...

Have you ever won a criminal case using common law

The question is not what I think or you think. The question is what do the judges think. Without exception, judges rule that a person cannot...

I am a minor how should I dressTo court?i was caught driving with no license which is a misdemeanor what can be the punishments?

Dress neatly, but not richly. Avoid clothing with written slogans on it. This is likely to be a probation situation as long as you do not insult...

Is it possible for someone who's doing life to get out jail after 25 years ?

If it is a federal conviction, and the sentence is life, early release is impossible without a pardon or commutation issued by the President of the...

How difficult is it to prove your innocent 4 th degree child abuse if we go to trial?

I am sorry, but this question is impossible to answer effectively without knowing all there is to know about the case. This would involve reading...

I have newly discovered evidence on a closed criminal trial for my fiancée.

If you have newly discovered evidence that the defendant is innocent, or that false testimony was given at trial about important matters, or of a...

Missed court date on misdemeanor failure to appear warrant issued City police came to my door falsely identifying themselves?

If you missed a court date, the judge probably issued a bench warrant that authorizes all law enforcement personnel to take you into custody. You...

8 admedment voliation pertain to probation conditions in Michigan ?

Sorry, but if depriving people of marijuana were "cruel and unusual," then federal and state marijuana laws would be unconstitutional, and no court...

Theres always a loop hole! I just need help finding it!!!

He can begin an appeal, but this must be done within 14 days of sentencing. He can later file a "2255 motion," but that also has time limits...

You will receive a notice to come to court on a particular date and time. Obey that notice. If you can afford one, hire an attorney in advance. ...