Second speeding violation within two different countys within five months...

The Illinois Vehicle Code allows for 2 supervisions within a 12 month period. You should go to court and ask for supervision. However, you should...

Retail theft

You need to review your prior case and the disposition. If you went through a diversion program or finished supervision successfully, you probably...

Cop with a personal vendetta it seems.... I apologize ahead for bad grammar I didn't have enough room!

If you need a court order for information, you can file a motion on your own under your DUI case explaining what information you need. If you do...

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How do you go about getting a copy of a family member psi and it's been over ten years if you dont know attorney that handle it?

You could start by going to the federal clerk's office and request to view the file. The orders will tell you who represented the defendant. If...

Can a lawyer fight a case of shooken baby syndrome?

An attorney will review the reports and speak to your son about his case. After that he/she will file any pre-trial motions that have merit. If...

If i have 1 year of parole and served 5 1/2 months before i violated how much time will i have to serve once i am incarcerated.

This is not a question that can be answered by a non-IDOC attorney. Once you are returned to IDOC, your counselor will be able to give you a...

You could be charged with a Class 4 felony with a minimum fine of $1000. (720 ILCS 5/17-28)

What happens if someone has a court date for getting a warrant quashed and there lawyer goes? Can that

If a judge has issued a warrant for someone, she wants to see that person standing before the bench in court. If that person is in custody in...

Is it possiable for my sexual crime be removed from my recored?

From the facts you present, it does not appear as if you are eligible for an expungement. Your only avenue to erase this from your record is to...

How long do you have to file assualt or battery complaints if someone threw something at you

Generally speaking a felony must be filed within 3 years and a misdemeanor must be filed within 18 months after the commission of the offense.