Only a lawyer familiar with the ins & outs of that jurisdiction and all the details of your case can hope to answer your question. By and large...

It is impossible for an attorney to answer a question like this without knowing everything about your case, your background, the law in that...

Anyone can be a witness to an offense, so yes. But the police will have to believe there is sufficient evidence of the offense since they didn't...

It's impossible for an attorney without direct knowledge of the case and the procedures in that particular jurisdiction to answer your questions. I...

Normally a court would provide an interpreter regardless of the language. Those languages where an interpreter is not already present - which in...

I would start off by contacting the local county's sheriff's office. Warrants are usually lodged with the sheriff's office and they should be able...