A charge dismissed on the court's motion is generally a sign that the court found the criminal complaint inadequate or that the State was not able...

What can I do I got pulled over and now have a ticket for driving with my instructors permit and not having insurance?

You won't even get in trouble if you go to court and plead not guilty, much less appearing to pay off the tickets. If you have insurance, but...

Is this speeding ticket and my case worth fighting to get a reduction?

That's a pretty significant speeding ticket, so it may be well worth your while to either contest it personally or hire local counsel to handle it...

My boyfriend? Has a 18 month in prison 18 probation...how much time will he do if rovoked..

If that's 18/18 mo. "imposed and stayed" then he'd be looking at 18 months in prison upon revocation of probation. If it's 18/18 mo. imposed...

After certain amount of time doesn't the ticket expire?

If you're asking about tickets dropping off of your driving record, then yes most traffic tickets that aren't related to alcohol/drug driving...

What will I be charged with?

I'm not sure what a "mouth piece" constitutes, but if it's some kind of pipe/one-hitter then a drug paraphernalia charge could be filed. ...

For a 1st offense DUI in Illinois is 30 months of probation and 380 hrs of community service excessive?? can we get this lowered

You should post this question to the county in IL where he was convicted as any modification of the sentence would have to occur in the sentencing...

Must I provide ID if I'm a passenger in a car that is stopped for speeding?

There's no requirement to provide ID as a vehicle passenger, a driver may be required to provide a license, registration and proof of insurance...

What happens when you put in a appeal after a criminal sentence?

That really depends upon the basis for the appeal. An appeal challenging ineffective assistance of counsel, invalid plea, and challenging a...

You could try your DMV record as OWI convictions show up on the driving record, or visit the court clerk for the jurisdiction in which you were...