Can i receive the services of a public defender in the state of mo. for a speeding ticket going 75 in a 60 zone on radar?

You can hire a traffic ticket lawyer to get your speeding ticket reduced to a non-moving, no-point violation such as Illegal Parking. You will have...

First time marijuana possession and paraphernalia charge?

You can hire an attorney to get your marijuana and paraphernalia charges dismissed or amended to a less serious offense, such as "Littering." The...

Can i still get a drug prohibited warrant off my name with no jail time and with it off my record ?

Yes, you can hire an attorney to lift the warrant and represent you for the marijuana charge. You won't have to turn yourself in to police or pay...

You can try contacting the Prosecutor's office, but in most cases you have to hire a traffic law attorney if you want to get a speeding ticket...

If I hit an electric pole and left, do I get in trouble?

You can call police and tell them you left the scene of an accident, or you can wait for them to track you down. They will want you to come in and...

What are the possible outcomes ?

You will most likely be charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, but the prosecutor could also charge you with possession of drugs because of...

Can I get a new court date on a misdemeanor larcy that a warrent has already been issued for little over 1yr & 6 months ago?

To get a new court date, you would have to turn yourself in to police and pay the bond. Then they will give you a new court date and release you,...

If im being pulled over and have no liscense what should i do

No, the SATOP requirement is never going to go away. You will not be able to get a driver's license until you complete the SATOP requirement.

How to go about contesting a citation for driving too fast for conditions?

If you want to fight your ticket for Driving Too Fast for Conditions, you will have to hire a traffic ticket lawyer to get your ticket amended to a...

How is it legal that the prosecution didn't file the charges until after the first court date?

The Prosecutor has up to 1 year after the date of the incident to file charges.