Depending on the jurisdiction, paraphernalia is either a Class B misdemeanor or a Class A misdemeanor. That means up to either six months or a...

There is no statutory deadline for the tickets. When you do not appear in court they judge will issue warrants. These are Class B misdemeanors,...

You can certainly give it a try. I suspect though that they will not be able to do it as the charge is a misdemeanor rather than a traffic...

From 7 to 23 months in prison depending on criminal history. Departures can take it higher or lower.

Unfortunately it is not uncommon to do both at the same time. Talk about the hearing and the trial with your attorney. Only he/she will have the...

The prosecutor can dismiss or amend such a charge, if he wants to. If he does not want to he does not have to. Hire a local traffic attorney to...

You need to hire an experienced drug defense attorney. He will be able to review your options with you, view the evidence, including video, and...

It depends on his criminal history. Aggravated escape is usually a severity level 8 felony.

You may need to hire an attorney and sue him.

If he waives extradition Oklahoma will have a "reasonable period of time." If he refuses to waive extradition a fugitive from justice case will be...