What is the best way to take care of outstanding misdemeanor warrants in multiple cities? Besides waiting to get pulled over.

The first step is to contact the individual courts and inquire as to whether there are amounts of money already set on the bonds. If the bonds are...

Can they throw someone in jail if they are in high school?

The answer is yes...maybe. If a person is at least 17-years-old, he or she would be treated as an adult in the criminal justice system. Before a...

Can I terminate my appeal lawyer and hire a new one even if I signed a contract and paid him?

In most cases where there is a conflict or dispute regarding attorney fees, there is generally a misunderstanding that can be resolved through an...

DO I HAVE THE RIGHT TO ASK A DEBT COLLECTOR FOR THE ORIGINAL PAPERS WITH MY SIGNATURE ON IT?

I think you have the right to see the documentation. If the documentation doesn't exist, they would have a very hard time getting a judgment...

F I plea guilty to Operating While Visibly Impaired, how will it affect my "farm endorsement" on my driver license? Not a CDL.

I agree with the previous answers that there is nothing in the OWI statute that specifically addresses the issue of a Farm Endorsement. This being...

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Not that I am aware of. Check with the State Bar of Michigan.

It is a misdemeanor. The prosecutor will be handling the case and nothing will be expected from you with the possible exception of your testimony....

I am confused as to why Michigan's version of the Adam Walsh Act ...

Mr. Jones is correct. You can review the court decisions on-line and hopefully you will gain a better understanding.

No, you cannot sue. If the defendant is innocent, he can sue and potentially recover damages for being wrongfully prosecuted. The defendant may...

Can a defendent be charged with assult & battery that happen 7 months ago and no wittnesses in the plattiff case,

If you can afford to hire an attorney, it would be best to do so. There are exceptions to the rule of evidence prohibiting hearsay that can be...