Any attorney is going to need a lot more information to be able to answer this. Mostly it depends on what you mean by "wrong statute." With every...

Barring some very specific situations, you can’t. And you definitely can’t get it done fast. The alleged victim probably made a statement to police...

Not necessarily. We don’t have enough information here. The officer may be able to claim that he honestly thought you weren’t wearing one, so the...

They absolutely can and will search it if it is a phone he was using. The fastest way for you to get it back would be to consent for them to “dump”...

You should get a lawyer. There are no other general rules that will help you. Possession of meth, even a first offense, is a felony. Every felony...

Your question is extremely vague. Was it weed? Cocaine? Meth? Heroine? Your comment about a "sniff test" could mean an officer smelled something...

This is something that could result in serious criminal charges that could have life-long consequences. Contact a local defense attorney ASAP to...

I agree with everything Attorney Harkess said, and I would add: Generally speaking, if someone escalates the violence they will be accountable for...

It can be if it tended to cause or provoke a disturbance, she would likely be charged with disorderly conduct. When you are in a courthouse you are...

This is a question that only her lawyer will be able to accurately answer for her. If she refused the test, and resisted the officer, and has other...