If you have been formally charged with a misdemeanor, by issuance of a ticket, it is likely that the charge will remain a misdemeanor. If you have...

Unless you have a medical condition, substantiated by a doctor, the front side windows and the windshield cannot be darker than a certain amount of...

What kind of action would most likely be taken on this kind of "probation violation"?

A subpoena to the person in charge of the company that issued the SCRAM unit, compelling them to come to court to discuss the workings of the...

The issue may be irrelevant because the judge may intend to put you on the tether as part of your sentence, anyway. But if you do want to try to...

Is conviction for a crime committed prior to the crime for which one is currently on probation considered a probation violation?

No, this is not a probation violation. You cannot be penalized for doing something that is a violation of your probation conditions, if you did it...

Have a suspended licesne. Have FL registration on vehicle. Received ticket for DWLS. Do I get 5 years added on suspension in MI?

If you're talking five additional years, it sounds like you are revoked instead of suspended. A conviction for any moving violation will result in...

No, it's not going to happen, unless there are so many mistakes and holes in the prosecutor's case that they have to give it away, and even then,...

Charged with 2 misdemenor's choose to fight it, missed trial date have bench warrant, what is the next step to avoid jail time?

Normally, unless you have a bad prior record, neither of these would be likely to land you in jail. Since apparently both are charged as...

Had an at fault accident and was arrested. Police took blood and transported to hospital. I was no sure why this was happening

Apparently the police believed that something you had ingested (drank, swallowed, inhaled) had affected your ability to drive. The blood sample...

This is a follow-up question. Is it true that a DUI conviction will only stay on your record for as long as 15 years?

No, that is not true. It used to be, that alcohol related driving convictions would stay on a driving record for ten years, unless they were older...