Can they put me in jail ??? Charge me with anything??? Will they give me my money back???

1. Can they put you in jail? Yes, if they charge you. 2. Can they charge you? Yes, even residue can be considered possession. They may simply...

The quick answer to your question is yes, the State would have to prove that you were speeding in order justify the stop that led to your DUI...

How to get a normal parole

If you got your speeding ticket in Illinois it wouldn't hurt to hire an IL traffic attorney to try to get the ticket dismissed. Might help you...

Paid an attorney for some traffic tickets but all he did was enter an apperance. What do I do now?

Typically in St. Clair County as long as an attorney is entered on a case they will not default you. They will issue a show cause (warrant) but...

I took PBT test and they arrested me. they took me into station to take it again and i tryed 3 times but could not register.

Get a lawyer. Try to get video of the booking room in discovery. Let your lawyer decide if your conduct in the station helps or hurts your case...

Is a felon in Illinois aloud to have swords?

Absent a current probation order or a local ordinance prohibiting it, as long as he is not brandishing the sword in public, and as long as the...

How will a conditional discharge effect my son's ability to get his drivers license

Did he have his permit at the time of the accident? What was he charged with? Did he plead to the charge or to an amended charge?

Do I fight or accept contributing to a minor charge?

You can be charged criminally or disciplined by your school. Look for a criminal defense attorney in your area that also has experience dealing...

Was there a criminal act here?

You could try to pursue a breach of contract case. I hope for your sake that the amount of money at stake is minimal and it would qualify as a...

If your case is eligible to be expunged, what determines whether it is expunged or not?

Your new charge could potentially affect whether the judge expunges your theft charge or not. You may be eligible for a diversion program that...