I guess any courtroom lawyer could seek the appointment of a special prosecutor, but I doubt that request would be granted. The state’s attorney...

The answer is yes. But what you claim is hard to prove. And you or your lawyer has to file a motion asking the court to disqualify or sanction the...

You have to file in court within 35 days after the final decision of the state police. Once you file in court, there is a judge presiding over the...

You may, within 30 days of being sentenced (I think), file a motion to withdraw your guilty plea. The court can allow you to withdraw your guilty...

Probably not, unless the court entered a specific order allowing service in that manner. You can check the court file, in person at the courthouse...

None of us can tell you whether the "email" is evidence without seeing it and understanding the case.

Who knows? Idiocy? Strategy? Lack of evidence? Procrastination? Just go to trial and win.

A dismissal for want of prosecution usually means the judge thought you should have been in court on a certain day and time, but were absent. You...

Anything could be messy, but I would argue that the newly minted adult has a absolute right to dismiss the action over the objection of the parents.

Perhaps your hearing was an appeal, and after the hearing your appeal was denied. You can probably appeal again, or reapply. Hire an attorney to...