It’s different sometimes from county to county and state to state. As a general rule, most attorneys would advise their clients to “waive...

It’s always best to check with the attorney who handled your case originally because sometimes there are stipulations in plea agreements that can...

What you have described certainly does not sound like a felony. Of course we don’t know which drug you’re referring to which can possibly make a...

Well, it’s hard to say that criminal charges are not serious when they carry jail time. Both of those misdemeanor charges (at least under Oklahoma...

Above learned attorneys, ANSWER is absolutely correct in every way. Further, it’s unwise that you have chosen this venue to ask your question...

Above learned attorney is absolutely correct. Many good assistant district attorneys and prosecutors will listen to the victims sentiments so you...

It sounds like there’s more to the story than you are aware of. My advice to you would be to contact either a seasoned criminal, defense attorney...

Whenever there are repeated transfers of money in the workplace that are open and apparent in the business records / payment system it can...

Excellent and clear advice from Mr. Kristjansson! While you are unlikely to be able to pick and choose (or change) your court appointed free...

It’s truly impossible to tell until an attorney gets into your case, collects the discovery evidence, reviews your current probationary conditions,...