What are my options for court and my ticket?

If you admitted to drinking, then that would be sufficient evidence to support of conviction for underage possession of alcohol, which usually is...

Can more charges be filed for the same case after my IA, at the first status conference?

I agree that more charges can be added, but it would be in very poor taste for the DA to do so without justification (for example, just because you...

Ticketed for possession but not required to appear in court. Will this be on my record?

While an ordinance drug conviction on your record (if you simply pay this ticket and do not fight it) might still allow you to truthfully answer...

How can I go about being able to drive without an IID?

You can be charged with new offenses each time that you drive vehicles which do not have an IID, so you should have the device moved to your...

Yes, you can still be charged at any time within the next few years, and criminal intent can often be proven by the circumstances. Factors such as...

Is it legal to have sex at the age of 16 with my boyfriend at 18?

No; unless you are lawfully married to the 18 year old person (requiring parental consent for you), any sexual contact with a 16 year old is...

It could certainly lead to other things, such as a passing police officer thinking that you were driving while drunk, a probation violation, or a...

What does entering a ' no contest' plea on a speeding violation in Indiana mean in my home state of WI?

The out of state conviction appearing on your WI record is information which will be made available to your auto insurance carrier during their...

What does it mean when a officer takes your weed and tell u he might come back wit a citation?

It probably means exactly what the officer says; that his agency will make a referral to local prosecutors who will decide exactly what charges...

How to get state to pick up charges against someone in Wisconsin?

WI prosecutors are the only ones who can normally bring criminal charges in WI. If you believe that someone else is guilty of the crime, however,...