Misdemeanor possession of marijuanna and paraphenalia on 17 yr old son, first offense.
Because your son is charged with a misdemeanor, the piece of paper used to charge him with the crime is not called a "citation," but is called a...
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Because your son is charged with a misdemeanor, the piece of paper used to charge him with the crime is not called a "citation," but is called a...
I don't know anything about the judge that denied your son's request for a court appointed attorney, but the law states that the State must appoint...
Most likely, a warrant will be issued for your arrest in Alabama. The warrant will be entered within a couple of weeks into the computer system...
Criminal histories, or CCH's, are available to the general public for a fee. I believe the Michigan State Police provide the information as to how...
Miranda v Arizona, a United States Supreme Court case, was the first decision to hold that if a defendant is interrogated following his arrest, any...
I would say that the short answer is, "No, unless the police have some reason to keep searching." That doesn't answer your question, I know, but...
Because your cousin was convicted 18 years ago, he clearly has no right to appeal his conviction in the Michigan courts. However, under MCR 6.500,...
Generally, police cannot enter someone's home and search it without a search warrant supported by probable cause to believe that evidence of a...
Unfortunately, your options at this point are extremely limited. Following your conviction, you had an automatic right to appeal your conviction...
The short answer to your question is, "No." In order for the police to obtain a search warrant, the police have to be able to establish, by way of...