You don't have to, but if they have probable cause to believe you are in possession of alcohol you can be arrested and/or cited for that.

Can i be charged for dui if my bac was. 07 and they released me at home?

If they took you back home without issuing you a citation then you're probably in the clear. However, they could get a warrant for your arrest and...

Should I hire a lawyer or take my chances without one. And, are park rangers required to enforce property owner wishes?

Criminal trespass is a Class C misdemeanor punishable by up to 30 days in jail and/or up to a $500 fine. While you are unlikely to be punished...

If the prosecution offered a plea deal and said he will not budge, would hiring a private attorney help?

I hate to say it, but you might get a better deal with a private attorney. Public defenders are great lawyers and are very dedicated, but they are...

Can dhs take my children if I don't take a drug test

DHS has a lot of power, and their burden of proof is low. I recommend hiring a family law attorney because if you refuse they will likely try to...

Can I still buy a handgun and obtain my carry liscense in the state of Tennessee if I have been charged with public intoxication

A misdemeanor charge that does not include violence shouldn't cause you problems. However, most states do have conditions on getting handgun...

Will take payments

I'm sorry, but I fail to see a legal question here. What is it you are asking of us?

A warrant has been issued for not paying my fines. It's it possible to pay my court ordered finess and avoid jail time?

I hate to be vague, but it depends. Most the time a warrant has to be served before you can pay it off. That usually means turning yourself in. You...

What is most likely to happen on my court date??

The only reasonable advice is to get a lawyer. This will be at least the third mess up, and that isn't likely to be shrugged off. You need whatever...

What is the statute of limitations on domestic abuse and does he have a case without physical evidence?

This sounds like misdemeanor charges at worst, which only carries with it a one year statute of limitations (that means charges have to be filed...