Discrimination from the DA and what can I do about it?

You really can't do anything. The complaint, your mugshot, and terms of your bail are all a part of the public record and the paper is free to...

If you think the records are relevant to his defense, make sure to alert your brother's lawyer, who will go about the proper ways to obtain those...

How to not have to appear for misdemeanor sentence if i take plea deal?

Talk to your lawyer, but the general rule is that you are required to appear for a criminal sentencing. I don't think there is any judge out there...

Is it normal procedure for my attorney to tell investigators that “I”decided not to meet with them?

There is no such thing as resolving the case "at the detective level" by arguing it away. Your lawyer is not going to be able to resolve the case...

Is this a good deal or should a person ride it out, also how would one hire an attorney without a retainer?

This is impossible for any attorney here to answer. You need to hire a lawyer to take a look at all of the reports, facts, and circumstances of the...

Can I go pay my speeding ticket myself?

You CAN, but if you are simply trying to hide this from your parents, it probably isn't going to work. Assuming that you are or will be on their...

If my fiance won a case but lost a second case why does he still have 6 months to serve for bail jumping from the case he won?

Whether or not he was convicted of the underlying offense has nothing to do with bailjumping. Beating the original case doesn't mean that any...

Will a pro Bono lawyer help you when you are falsely convicted of false imprisonment, strangulation, 3rd degree sex assault, e

No, mostly because there is no such thing as a "pro bono lawyer." Just like you, lawyers do not work for free. You can apply for representation...

Can I appear by phone to a criminal status conference?

Not likely, but this is something you should discuss with your lawyer. If you don't have a lawyer, then you absolutely must appear. Even if you do...

Is it legal to be arrested, get bail and not given paperwork or contacted for 4 months and then be summoned to court in 2 weeks?

The statute of limitations (time limit to file charges) for a misdemeanor is 3 years. So yes, it is legal for the State to wait 4 months to issue...