If the car was in 2 peoples name can the license person get it out without a fee

Pretty sure he has a valid license and the ex does not and is now cited for dwls resulting in the impoundment. You have to pay the fees to get...

Tons of people get arrested with less than sufficient evidence to be found guilty at a trial but enough potential guilt observed or reported to the...

The police came in searched my home but when I called my lawyer he said he has no discovery on me what does that mean

If this is pre-charge, your attorney wouldn't be tipped off to your charges or get a chance to review a search warrant prior to execution. If...

It's a lot like a driving revoked/suspended. There's a bright line rule and if you missed the deadline you're probably haggling over what the day...

Can the police walk in your garage and search around bc they say the smelled weed as they were walking up.

David Reid Clark and Steve Glasgow in Monmouth should be called ASAP. There's plenty of caselaw that smelling cannabis is not exigent circumstances...

Being a vet with 10+ years since the incident it would be worth it to file a pardon petition for executive clemency. You could be waiting a long...

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Son arrested for vandalism on Sunday. Can i pay a fine to get him out today

If he's a student WIU provides counsel for enrolled students. If for some reason he lives in Macomb but isn't enrolled you should look up Clark and...

If u get caught for poession of 900+ grams of morphine is it probationable or jail time

Non probationable, carries a mandatory prison stint with 900 grams. Jail time could happen during the pendency of a case if the accused can't be...

Will I be arrested on the spot if I fail a pre-trial drop?

If you're up front with your PO and you don't have a history of violating pre trial release you may not be looking at jail. The judge won't be...

Is it to late to get a lawyer?

You can go private any time. I doubt there will be any issues related to testimony given about not being able to afford an attorney.